The municipal capital gain is a tax that all sellers of an apartment must pay during the 30 days after the sale. It is very easy to make some preliminary calculations to anticipate your payment and, above all, to choose which calculation method is best for you.
Today we want you to know the Housfy capital gains calculator, a new tool that allows you to know how much you would pay for this tax after selling a flat. It is 100% free and online.
This municipal capital gains calculator asks you for some basic information about your home and does the calculation automatically, in a matter of seconds:
If you are still thinking about selling the apartment, you can calculate how much your apartment is worth with another home appraisal tool that Housfy makes available to you and which is available here:
Since 2021, there are two formulas to calculate municipal capital gains. By default, the "objective method" is applied, although you can request that the "real method" be applied if it benefits you.
Housfy's municipal capital gains calculator gives you an indicative calculation of both methods, which use different formulas and coefficients depending on the city and the years that have passed since the acquisition and sale.
For those who do not know what municipal capital gains are, it is a tax that taxes the increase in the value of the land where an apartment is built from the moment of acquisition until its transfer.
It is paid during the 30 business days after the sale of an apartment or the donation, or during the 6 months from the death of the owner in inheritance.
This tax is paid by the seller of the home in the case of a sale, the person who receives the donation in the case of a donation, or the heirs in the case of inheritance.
