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Spanish home prices fall faster on tax changes

April 20, 2011 by Andrew Eatwell Leave a Comment

The income tax filing season for the 2010 tax year, which began on April 4 and ends June 30, will be the last in which the vast majority of Spanish homeowners will be able to write off on their tax returns 15 percent of the interest and capital they pay on their mortgages up to a cap of €9,000. As of this year, only homeowners earning less than €17,000 per year will be able to benefit from the full extent of the tax break, while those earning up to €24,000 will find that the amount they can deduct has been progressively capped at much lower levels than before. Higher income earners will be able to deduct nothing. More than a third of tax payers will no longer benefit from the tax … [Read more...] about Spanish home prices fall faster on tax changes

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Banco Hipotecario Espa, Julio Rodr, OECD, property prices spain, real estate spain, spain, spain economy, spain homeowners, spain tax, spanish economy, tax, tax break, tax break spain

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