No, there is no obligation to report. The same criterion applies to assets and rights subject to obligations about reporting regulated in the law. Therefore if they are acquired during the financial year and your title upon them terminates in the same period, there is no obligation to report.
The Declaration for the year 2012 will be held between February 1 and April 30, 2013. And in general, this obligation must be met between 1 January and 31 March of the year following that which the information to supply relates to. ...
A new regulation in Spain for residents who carry out transactions with abroad has been approved and shall be applicable from January 1st, 2013. Here is a translation of its contents: First rule. Obligation to report. The present regulation is for individuals and legal persons (public or...
Yes, the bank can do that. Generally speaking, mortgage-loan contracts for individuals signed with bank entities include the faculty for the bank being able to choose any of the debtor’s assets, present or future, at the time they recover the debt. Therefore, the bank can...
Practically the whole financial sector will be subject to trial in front of the judge in what refers to the controversial “ground clauses, or cláusulas suelo”, that prevented numerous mortgaged Spaniards or Spanish residents to benefit from the strong slope of the interest rates experienced...
Yes you can. In fact, banks are forced by law to provide to their clients such binding offer, listing clearly and unequivocally what are the basic terms of the Loan & mortgage with time enough in advance of the meeting at the Notary. for the...
Spanish bank agent Bancaja Habitat is attracting foreign buyers to its repossessed property stock with 85% loan-to-value mortgages. Bancaja has sold around 40 units in the last three weeks to foreign and domestic buyers, who don’t have to start repaying the mortgage for three years. The reluctance...
The Act of Payment Services is the transposition of the European Directive 2007/64/EC. This new legislation came into force on 3 December 2009 and applies to 30 countries of the European economic area: 27 that make up the European Union plus Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. It...
Yes it could. It is quite normal that the bank made you sign a document saying that the repayment of the loan originally given to you was protected with the mortgage on the property but also with your personal guaranty, meaning you could be forced...
Yes, on certain circumstances, such as the devious avoidance of funds after the sale, the operation you refer to could be a criminal offence according to the Spanish Penal Code when it could be demonstrated that you, as the debtor, knew, even in an extrajudicial...