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If you are thinking of selling your property in the Alicante or Murcia
provinces, then why not contact us. We have a wide range of marketing resources including;
- Extensive Internet marketing campaign.
- FREE
e-mail newsletter, updated monthly, featuring your property.
- Conventional press advertising.
- Internal and external photographs of your property.
- FREE valuation.
- Friendly and knowledgeable representatives.
- No sale, no fee.
We would be pleased to visit your property, without obligation.
Please e-mail us with details of your property, including location, plot size, property details and the price you hope to achieve.
Also consider our Premium Sales Service - ask us for details.
Important Note
In order for us to market the property, we will need to inspect the property deeds to
ensure that the property is fully legal and that all details are accurate.
To ensure that you have the right to sell the property, we must also ask for
photographic identification.
Thank-you for your understanding.
Key Holding
We are happy to hold your keys if this is convenient to you.
In this regard, we adhere strictly to the European Estate Agents Union guidelines.
Advanta Homes is “responsible for the security of the key and must not allow it to
be entrusted to any person other than an employee, unless authorised in writing by the owner or his legal respresentative.”
Capital Gains Tax (Plus Valia)
Please be aware that the Plus Valia tax is likely to be payable on your sale.
Since January 2007 this has been reduced for non-residents to bring it into line with
the residents rate. Therefore it is now 18% of the increase in value since the property was purchased. An amount of 5% of the total purchase price of the property is withheld at the time of sale to be paid directly to the tax authorities.
Residents pay a maximum of 15%.
Exceptions to Capital Gains Tax
Residents over 65 selling their main residence (owned for at least three years) do
not pay the tax..
Residents reinvesting the total (or part) amount of equity in a new main residence
property get tax relief (assuming the property being sold was their main residence and was owned for at least three years).
Property purchased prior to 31 December 1986 is exempt. Property purchased
between 31 December 1986 and 31 December 1996 is part exempt
Capital Gains Tax Relief
Non-residents and Residents can both apply for inflation to be taken into account.
This has the effect of reducing the amount of capital gained by calculating the price you purchased the house at in today’s prices.
Official expenses associated with property purchase (tax, notary fees etc.) can be
written off against the capital gained. You must retain your original receipts. This applies to Non-Residents and Residents.
If you have any questions regarding Capital Gains Tax please Contact Us
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