Tax calculation
See methods & assumptions used
- Taxable base = cadastral value of the land × coefficient(years of ownership).
- Coefficients come from the statutory table in Real Decreto-ley 8/2023 (unchanged after the derogation of RDL 9/2024 on 23 January 2025).
- Taxable base = real gain from the sale × (cadastral land ÷ total cadastral value).
- If total cadastral value is not provided, the calculator assumes the gain is fully attributable to the land (conservative).
- The lower of the two bases is multiplied by the municipal rate.
- Legal ceiling for the municipal rate is 30%. Defaults: Estepona 30%, Casares 25%, Manilva 27%, San Roque 27%.
- If the sale price is at or below the purchase price, no Plusvalía is due.
This is an estimate for guidance only. Actual Plusvalía is calculated by the relevant town hall on the deed values and the current municipal ordinance. For a formal figure please contact your lawyer or Enova Estates.
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