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Tuesday 21 December 2010
 

Capital gains on immovable property: taxation

 

Capital gains on immovable property: taxation

 
The finance law 2011 modifies taxations applied to capital gains on immovable property whereas the new tax on the income of the heritage is still for the study. Indeed, the imposition(taxation) on capital gains on immovable property on the transfer of second homes will pass from 28,1 % to 31,3 % to know 19 % for the tax about the capital gain on immovable property and 12,3 % for social charges. The owners can however continue to take advantage of the dejection on the duration of detention of the property.
 
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