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Change in Capital Gains Tax in Spain – are you eligible for a refund?

Here is a little information that will be of interest to you if you have SOLD a property in Spain.

Between 1997 and 2006, EU property owners were charged 35% Capital Gains Tax whilst the Spanish were only charged 15%.

A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice ruled that this 20% overpayment was discriminatory and against EU law. The ruling paves the way for hundreds of thousands of Europeans to a tax rebate of possibly tens of thousands of Euros.

If you have sold a property in Spain over the last 20 years you will probably be eligible for a refund.

The Spanish legal procedures that rule this refund are complex and may be different for each region and each case.

We can suggest independent legal advisors who are specialists in taxation and the Spanish legal system in Murcia. Contact us for details.

Act now otherwise you could be put your claim in jeopardy.

Time is running out as all claims must be lodged by November 1st 2010.