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Spain proposes 100% tax increase on non-EU property buyers

The Spanish government’s proposal to impose a 100% tax on property purchases by non-EU buyers has been presented to parliament. …

01.06.25 Read
How much capital gains tax will you pay in Portugal?

Portugal levies a capital gains tax to both property and capital investments. This applies to worldwide assets for Portugal residents,…

14.05.25 Read
Proposals to improve housing accessibility in Spain include tax increases on non-EU property buyers

Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, unveiled a plan of 12 measures on 13 January 2025, aimed at tackling the issue…

20.01.25 Read
Property or investment – which is the better option?

When we speak of property or investment in this article, we compare two different routes of investment; we weigh the…

13.11.24 Read
Buying, owning and selling property in France
Tax and inheritance planning frequently asked questions

Buying and selling property is a major part of relocating from one country to another, or perhaps the time has…

17.10.24 Read
Buying property in Portugal – six tax considerations

When buying property in Portugal, whether as your main home, holiday home or as an investment,  first research and understand…

10.09.24 Read
Look beyond property to unlock investment potential

Property is a solid, reliable investment that holds its value, right? For many people, investing in bricks and mortar by…

23.06.24 Read
Living in Cyprus and thinking of selling your UK property? Weigh up the pros and cons

For British expatriates living in Cyprus, weighing the decision to sell UK property involves considerations beyond mere investment, including future…

25.04.24 Read
Portuguese capital gains tax – understanding the main home and reinvestment reliefs

Will you have to pay Portuguese capital gains tax when selling a property? In Portugal, only half the gain is…

12.04.24 Read
French property taxes

What French property taxes do you need to be aware of when buying, selling or renting out a property in…

05.12.23 Read
Downsizing your property – is it time to consider?

Downsizing your property can bring various financial benefits, as well as making your life easier.  With careful planning, you could…

25.10.23 Read
Considerations for buying a property in Spain

As you consider purchasing a property in Spain, it is important to be mindful of the expenses that go beyond…

24.05.23 Read
Buying and selling property in France – frequently asked questions

Are you thinking of buying or selling property in France? Have you been made aware of the process, the tax…

09.08.22 Read
French social charges – what you need to know in 2022

French social charges are additional to income tax, and are applied to employment, pension, and investment income. Has anything changed…

15.06.22 Read
Modelo 720 – the new, improved penalty regime

The Modelo 720 penalty regime has been amended to much more acceptable levels following a ruling by the European Court…

09.06.22 Read
Valuing property for tax purposes – Spain’s new reference value of the cadastre

A property’s value plays a key role in determining various tax liabilities, particularly wealth tax, transfer tax, stamp duty, and…

28.02.22 Read
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