The valor catastral in Spain is the official value assigned to a property by the government. It is used to calculate several taxes, including IBI and non-resident income tax.
This value is typically lower than the market price and is determined based on factors such as:
- Location
- Land value
- Construction characteristics
You can find the valor catastral on your IBI receipt or cadastral certificate.
Why it matters:
- Determines annual property tax (IBI)
- Used for calculating imputed income tax (IRNR)
- Impacts capital gains calculations
Understanding your valor catastral helps you estimate your ongoing tax obligations accurately.


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