By municipality in Las Palmas

Tax on the gain from a sale in Las Palmas

What you pay as an investor on the gain when you sell a property, for residents of the country and for non-residents.

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The rate rises with the gain; this is the lowest rate.

The national rule

This applies across the whole country, with the official source.

Ganancia patrimonial de no residentes (IRNR)

National

If you do not live in Spain, you pay tax on the gain when you sell. The buyer also withholds part of the purchase price for the tax authority.

Rate
19% of the gain
Paid by the buyer
3% of the purchase price

Source: boe.es, Texto refundido de la Ley del IRNR, art. 25.1.f y 25.2 · updated on 16 October 2026

Quote from the source
3.º Ganancias patrimoniales que se pongan de manifiesto con ocasión de transmisiones de elementos patrimoniales.

Ganancia patrimonial (IRPF)

National

If you live in Spain, you pay income tax on the gain when you sell, in brackets: the higher the gain, the higher the rate.

On a gain up to €6,000
19% of the gain
On a gain from €6,000, on a gain up to €50,000
21% of the gain
On a gain from €50,000, on a gain up to €200,000
23% of the gain
On a gain from €200,000, on a gain up to €300,000
27% of the gain
On a gain from €300,000
30% of the gain

Source: boe.es, Ley 35/2006 del IRPF, art. 66 · updated on 16 October 2026

Quote from the source
A la base liquidable del ahorro se le aplicarán los tipos que se indican en la siguiente escala:

The answer per municipality

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Resident 19%, non-resident 19%, withheld 3% 34 municipalities

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This is a summary of the official rules, with the source. Read the source before you decide. It is not legal or tax advice.

Updated on 16 October 2026. As of 16 October 2026.

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