Spansk skatt i Costa Blanca

No honest ranking exists to quote. IBI is set by each ayuntamiento in its own ordenanza fiscal, inside the band art. 72.1 TRLRHL lays down — 0.4 % minimum to 1.10 % maximum on urban property, before the increments art. 72.3 allows a provincial capital or a town running extra services to add — and it is revised every year, so any table of town-by-town rates published online has usually aged out before you read it. Two practical consequences. Ask for the ordenanza in force in the town you are actually buying in, not a coastal average. And read who issues the receipt off the receipt itself: arts. 7 and 77.8 TRLRHL let a town hall delegate the management and collection of IBI to another body, and whether a given municipio has done so varies, so we never send an owner to a counter without seeing their own bill.

Yes, everywhere inside the Comunitat Valenciana. Every town from Dénia to Orihuela applies the same 99 % bonification on the ISD quota for groups I and II under art. 12 bis of Ley 13/1997 — raised from 75 % by Ley 6/2023 de la Generalitat, with effect for chargeable events from 28 May 2023. The bonification is autonomic, so the municipio makes no difference to it. What does change the answer is crossing into the Región de Murcia, which has its own consolidated text: its ISD deduction for groups I and II is also 99 % (art. 3.Cinco DLeg 1/2010), but its ITP and AJD rates are not the same, so a family holding property on both sides of that line needs both compared.

Modelo 210 is a state return and can be filed from anywhere in Spain. What is not state is the layer underneath it. The ITP and ISD figures above come from a Comunitat Valenciana law; IBI and plusvalía municipal come from each town’s own ordenanza fiscal; and the ITP self-assessment (modelo 600) is filed with the autonomous community that collects it — the Generalitat for Alicante and Valencia, the Región de Murcia for the Costa Cálida. That is where local knowledge earns its keep, along with the languages: we are based in Torrevieja and work in English, Spanish, Dutch, German, French and Russian.

No. IIVTNU is a municipal tax: each ayuntamiento fixes its own rate and its own coefficients in its ordenanza fiscal, under the 30 % ceiling of art. 108 TRLRHL, so the same gain produces a different bill in Dénia and in Torrevieja. What is identical everywhere is the mechanism — two calculation methods since RDL 26/2021, the lower one applies, and no tax at all where the land produced no gain. We run both methods against the current ordenanza before completion.