Capital Gain Tax - Selling a Property
Capital gain tax on the surplus value of selling the property, is postponed until the end of 2024.
The 15% capital tax on a property sale is going to be as follows:
This tax is calculated based on the difference between the sale price and the initial purchase price. Also the factor of how many years you own the property it reduces the value.
Years
|
rate
|
Years
|
rate
|
of possession
|
reduction
|
of possession
|
reduction
|
1
|
100,0%
|
14
|
77,9%
|
2
|
98,2%
|
15
|
76,4%
|
3
|
96,4%
|
16
|
74,8%
|
4
|
94,7%
|
17
|
73,2%
|
5
|
93,0%
|
18
|
71,7%
|
6
|
91,2%
|
19
|
70,2%
|
7
|
89,5%
|
20
|
68,7%
|
8
|
87,8%
|
21
|
67,2%
|
9
|
86,1%
|
22
|
65,7%
|
10
|
84,5%
|
23
|
64,2%
|
11
|
82,8%
|
24
|
62,8%
|
12
|
81,1%
|
25
|
61,5%
|
13
|
79,5%
|
26+
|
60%
|
Example: Retail price:500.000
Initial purchase price or cost: 300.000
Surplus Value: 200.000
Sale on the 7th year: Then the surplus value is going to be 89.5% x 200.000 = 179.000
Tax on the 7th year: 179.000 x 15% = 26.850
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