Inheritance: Madrid - Mexico
A tax payer in Madrid inherits from his father who lives in Mexico goods for a value of 200.000€. This person would have paid an inheritance tax of: 28.250,01€ (applying State law).
He could claim a refund of 27.967,80 € based on the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court. The amounts claimed would correspond to the difference between the tax paid according to State law: 28.250,01 € and laws applicable in the region of Madrid: 282,21 €.
REFUND
27.967,80
Inheritance: Cantabria – United States
A tax payer in the United States inherits from his mother who lives in Cantabria goods for a value of 450.000€. This person would have paid an inheritance tax of: 91.146,59 € (applying Sate law).
He could claim a refund of 83.044,72 € based on the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court. The amounts claimed would correspond to the difference between the tax paid according to State law: 91.146,59 € and laws applicable in the region of Cantabria: 8.101,88 €.
REFUND
83.044,72
Inheritance: Galicia – Argentina
A tax payer in Galicia inherits from his mother who lives in Argentina goods for a value of 500.000€. This person would have paid an inheritance tax of: 106.021,59 € (applying Sate law).
He could claim a refund of 100.021,59 € based on the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court. The amounts claimed would correspond to the difference between the tax paid according to State law: 106.021,59 € and laws applicable in the region of Galicia: 6.000 €.
REFUND
100.021,59
Gift: Catalonia - China
A tax payer in Barcelona receives from his grandmother, as a gift, a property in China for a value of 600.000€. This person would have paid a gift tax of: 140.518,76 € (applying Sate law).
He could claim a refund of 102.518,76 € based on the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court. The amounts claimed would correspond to the difference between the tax paid according to State law: 140.518,76 € and laws applicable in the region of Catalonia: 38.000 €.
REFUND
102.518,76
Gift: Canary Islands – Costa Rica
A tax payer in Costa Rica receives from his father, as a gift, a property in the Canary Islands for a value of 1.000.000€. This person would have paid a gift tax of: 268.122,67 € (applying Sate law).
He could claim a refund of 267.854,55 € based on the ruling of the Spanish Supreme Court. The amounts claimed would correspond to the difference between the tax paid according to State law: 268.122,67 € and laws applicable in the region of the Canary Islands: 268,12 €.