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GLOSSARY OF CONVEYANCING IN SPAIN > Index

Buying and selling property in Spain often means having to turn your hand to a wide range of things.
Each of them uses terms and abbreviations that can be difficult to understand.
We hope this glossary will give some plain English explanations to some of the most common
conveyancing terms.


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NIES NUMBERS: By law all foreigners who have assets in Spain must have an NIE. This is your reference number with the Spanish Inland Revenue and you need it to complete your annual Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax returns. It is also essential when you open a bank account, buy or sell property, apply for a loan or mortgage, or even take out an insurance policy. Spanish Notaries are now insisting that non-resident purchasers produce an NIE certificate before they will allow them to sign the completion contracts. If you do not have an NIE this can cause unexpected delays to completion at the last minute
*Please, go to our Conveyancing Guide for further info. CLICK HERE


NOTA SIMPLE: Extract from the property register showing: - wether the property has debts - the current owner - the boundaries - the total square meters of the land ando f the house, if there is one. - How the land has been classified: rústico o urbano - The rights that other may have on property, Duch as public paths/roads, water or sewage lines.


NOTARIO (NOTARY PUBLIC): A Notario is an official of the State who makes sure that the formalities associated with the purchase are properly complied with. He/She puts on record the fact that the title deed recording the sale/purchase… has been signed on his/her presence and understood by the parties concerned.


NOTARY FEES:
This fee is fixed by an officially established scale which takes a number of different factors into account including the price of the property. The scale ranges from about €300 for lower priced properties to €1,500 for more expensive purchases.
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