Complementary

What should I do if I receive a complementary valuation? Can I avoid a supplementary liquidation?

When you buy a Property it is relatively common to receive a complementary valuation if the tax authorities considered that the declared purchase price of the property is below the “real market value”. In that case, the Administration will calculate the aforesaid “real market value” and you will be asked to pay the difference between the taxes paid and the taxes you should have paid in the property would have been purchased for that “real market value” price.

We recommend you not to accept the decision of the Administration without further consult with us to consider whether this “real market value” calculated is right or not.
Many times these ratings contain errors or do not fit right so it is possible to seek its annulment.

If you are thinking of buying a property, consult us before, we will help you determine if the price of the property may or not be reviewed by the administration. To resume, we will help you to prevent problems unforeseen or at least not to have unexpected “surprises”.