Buying a home with tax benefits
Who can benefit?
Young adults aged 35 or younger at the date of closing, who are not considered dependents for IRS purposes in the year of the closing.
First purchase of an urban property or apartment meant exclusively for personal and permanent living (first home).
Young adults who haven't owned property in the past 3 years.
Properties with an acquisition/closing value not exceeding €316,772.00 are exempt from IMT and Stamp Duty
Tax-exempt properties
Does your property fit this criteria?
Properties with an acquisition/closing value exceeding €633,453.00 are not eligible for exemption
Properties with an acquisition/closing value higher than €316,772.00 and lower than €633,453.00 are exempt up to €316,772.00 and taxed on the amount exceeding this limit
Tax-exempt properties
Does your property fit this criteria?
Properties with an acquisition/closing value not exceeding €316,772.00 are exempt from IMT and Stamp Duty
Properties with an acquisition/closing value exceeding €633,453.00 are not eligible for exemption
Properties with an acquisition/closing value higher than €316,772.00 and lower than €633,453.00 are exempt up to €316,772.00 and taxed on the amount exceeding this limit
Tax-exempt properties
Does your property fit this criteria?
Properties with an acquisition/closing value not exceeding €316,772.00 are exempt from IMT and Stamp Duty
Properties with an acquisition/closing value exceeding €633,453.00 are not eligible for exemption
Properties with an acquisition/closing value higher than €316,772.00 and lower than €633,453.00 are exempt up to €316,772.00 and taxed on the amount exceeding this limit
Some extra details
Keep in mind that:
For a primary residence
Here's a practical example
Example for purchasing a home with 2 people, valued at €300,000
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Frequently asked questions
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These exemptions are available to young adults between 18 and 35 years old who are purchasing their first permanent residence and are not classified as dependents for IRS purposes.
These exemptions are available to young adults between 18 and 35 years old who are purchasing their first permanent residence and are not classified as dependents for IRS purposes.
Yes. The exemption applies, but only to half of the tax that would otherwise be due. For instance, for a house valued at 250,000 euros, which would normally incur 9,478 euros in IMT plus Stamp Duty, the exemption reduces the payment to 4,739 euros since only one person qualifies for the exemption.
Yes. The exemption applies, but only to half of the tax that would otherwise be due. For instance, for a house valued at 250,000 euros, which would normally incur 9,478 euros in IMT plus Stamp Duty, the exemption reduces the payment to 4,739 euros since only one person qualifies for the exemption.
Yes. The exemption remains the same as in the previous scenario, so they would pay half of the tax.
Yes. The exemption remains the same as in the previous scenario, so they would pay half of the tax.
No. This measure only applies to properties purchased after this date.
No. This measure only applies to properties purchased after this date.
No. The income of young adults does not impact this exemption.
No. The income of young adults does not impact this exemption.
Frequently asked questions
Questions? We'll help
These exemptions are available to young adults between 18 and 35 years old who are purchasing their first permanent residence and are not classified as dependents for IRS purposes.
These exemptions are available to young adults between 18 and 35 years old who are purchasing their first permanent residence and are not classified as dependents for IRS purposes.
Yes. The exemption applies, but only to half of the tax that would otherwise be due. For instance, for a house valued at 250,000 euros, which would normally incur 9,478 euros in IMT plus Stamp Duty, the exemption reduces the payment to 4,739 euros since only one person qualifies for the exemption.
Yes. The exemption applies, but only to half of the tax that would otherwise be due. For instance, for a house valued at 250,000 euros, which would normally incur 9,478 euros in IMT plus Stamp Duty, the exemption reduces the payment to 4,739 euros since only one person qualifies for the exemption.
Yes. The exemption remains the same as in the previous scenario, so they would pay half of the tax.
Yes. The exemption remains the same as in the previous scenario, so they would pay half of the tax.
No. This measure only applies to properties purchased after this date.
No. This measure only applies to properties purchased after this date.
No. The income of young adults does not impact this exemption.
No. The income of young adults does not impact this exemption.