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08 Feb 2014 3:11 PM by mariadecastro Star rating in Algeciras (Cadiz). 9419 posts Send private message

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08 Feb 2014 7:05 PM by camposol Star rating in Camposol. 1406 posts Send private message

08 Feb 2014 7:18 PM by xetog Star rating in Wiltshire/holiday ap.... 514 posts Send private message

I scrolled down and found it on a blog!





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08 Feb 2014 9:17 PM by morerosado Star rating. 6927 posts Send private message

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Camposol, it's in Maria's blog.

http://www.eyeonspain.com/blogs/costaluz/12266/Legal-tip-1104-Inheritance-and-taxes-in-Spain-simple-picture.aspx

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09 Feb 2014 2:13 PM by camposol Star rating in Camposol. 1406 posts Send private message

What is needed is a complete revamp of the IHT in Spain, with regional allowances no longer determined by regional governments, meaning a person in one state pays 0 and  in another state pays thousands, which seems very unfair.

A good state allowance is needed , at the same level as for wealth tax, then only the wealthy will pay it, instead of those with a modest property and assets.

While the Government is looking at IHT, I hope they do what they should always have done, and that's make spouses exempt from the tax.

Maria said it isn't a big deal-Yes it is, Maria, big enough to put people off moving to Spain, and big enough to make them want to leave!

Murcia has shot itself in the foot by abolishing  its regional allowance, as now many people will only be non residents there, or move to another state or even back to the UK.Instead of gaining money from the increased IHT, it will loseout. We can't all invest our property in a UK company, get Spanish compliant bonds, keep the property for 10 years paying taxes, then paying CGT when we sell it, or leave our assets to 10 people so as to reduce the tax.





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31 Jul 2014 10:19 AM by k1mmie Star rating. 5 posts Send private message

Hi.  Does anybody know if a search for heirs abroad is carried out when a person dies in spain?  I would like to know if there is a way to be notified when a person dies in spain originally from the UK.  Is there a way you can stake a claim in a persons property/estate and be notified when they die so that you can contest the will?  If I was to contest a will while the person was alive, could they change it to block a child out of their will completely or does the law still allow for heir obligados regardless?

 

Thanks you and apologies for so many questions.





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