Estimate the income tax (IRS) you will pay on the profit from selling a property, after deducting costs and works.
Simplified estimate: it does not apply the monetary devaluation coefficient (purchases more than 24 months ago) or the exemption for reinvestment in a permanent main residence, both of which can reduce the tax considerably. For residents, only 50% of the gain is taxed, added to your other income. Indicative values.
It's the profit you make when you sell a property for more than it cost you. That profit is subject to income tax (IRS), but only half (50%) enters the calculation, and you can deduct the purchase costs and works.
If you sold your permanent main residence and reinvest in another main residence, you may be exempt on the reinvested gain. The rules have details; it's worth confirming your case.
Not always. If it's your permanent main residence and you reinvest the proceeds in another main residence (within the legal deadlines), you may be exempt on the reinvested part.
Yes, for residents only 50% of the gain is considered, added to your other income for IRS purposes.
The IMT and stamp duty paid on the purchase, the estate agent's fee, and improvement works carried out in the last 12 years (with invoices).
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