From the passing of any person, we inform you about the legal and tax procedures.
Filing Deadlines:
Inheritances must be self-assessed within six months of the deceased's passing. The statute of limitations for inheritance takes place four years and six months after the deceased's passing.
Self-assessment requires the inheritance deed along with the corresponding form; the granting of the inheritance deed may be postponed, but not the self-assessment, for which it will be necessary to attach the corresponding form to a petition inventorying the assets, along with the will and the death certificate.
Tax Treatment:
The inheritance is taxed by the Inheritance and Gift Tax, which is a tax transferred to the autonomous communities, and the treatment varies greatly depending on the autonomous community in question.
Required Documentation:
Death certificates and from the General Registry of Last Will Acts, together with the authorized copy of the will.
If there is a declaration of intestate heirs, the authorized copy of the act, or a judicial decision declaring the heirs.
Details of the heirs and spouse (if applicable). D.N.I.
Title deeds of the assets subject to inheritance.
Property tax receipts for the last year.
Bank certifications for securities, accounts, investment funds that are subject to inheritance and movement statements from the previous year.
Debts that may exist and expenses incurred directly due to the death.
