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Post by Munnaf911 on Oct 21, 2023 6:55:24 GMT -5
Under 35 years of age. On the opposite side are those people who sell their house . For these taxpayers, the reform implies an increase in taxation, due to the elimination of the update coefficients or the limitation of the abatement coefficients. Taxpayers who have purchased their primary home or made a payment for its construction before January 1, 2013 will continue to be deducted. Up to 15% of the amounts invested. An investment limit of 9,040 euros. And as long as they have been deducted in 2012 or previous years. People who have invested before January 1, 2013 in expanding, rehabilitating or adapting moible number data their habitual residence may deduct up to 15% of the total invested with the same limit as in the previous case. And up to 20% (25% in Catalonia) for adaptation works for people with reduced mobility, with a cap of 12,080 euros. The works should be finished before 2017. Those over 65 years of age will not have to pay taxes in any case for the sale of their habitual residence. Likewise, the capital gains obtained from selling your second residence are tax free with the 2015 tax reform. As long as they are reinvested in an insured life annuity -such as savings insurance or a pension plan- that complements the pension, with a limit of 240,000 euros and within six months.
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