- Donating an industrial property leased to the donee is considered self-consumption subject to VAT
- The donation may be subject to VAT and not exempt if it is a first transmission of a completed building, and subject to VAT and exempt in subsequent transmissions
- The donation of the industrial property by the donor to their son, who is the current tenant, is considered a self-consumption operation
- The donation will be considered a first delivery and subject to VAT at the general rate of 21%
- The taxable base will be the normal market value due to the relationship between the donor and the donee
- The AEAT offers a service called “Real Estate Qualifier” to provide assistance and information on indirect taxation of real estate transactions.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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