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Ocean verandas for sale...18 square-metre |
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Construction year: 2007 (Under Construction)
A thousand sensations at your doorstep!
3 bedrooms Villas
3 Bedrooms with ensuite bathroom/wc Ocean Veranda off the living room, back patio
Veranda with 18 square-metre
Patio with 28 square-metre
Enjoyed magnificent ocean views
Good investment
![]() Purchase costs calculator Calculations are for standard purchases with no mortgage involved, and for information
purposes only. Final valus may vary The primary concern of
most prospective property buyers is to know the total cost that their investment will involve. It is not sufficient to just
consider the property purchase price, as this is obviously not the only cost to bear. Lack of awareness of the total amount
required can often lead to disappointments or even the inability to comply with contractual terms, with undesired consequences. Taxable Asset Value (valor patrimonial tributável) In order to create a fair and equitable base for the taxable value of the properties,
a new re-evaluation procedure was implemented, which will gradually (until 1 December 2013) result in the re-evaluation of
all the properties in the country and produce an updated ‘Taxable Asset Value' (valor patrimonial tributável) for each
property. This value serves as the base for the calculation of IMT, IMI, Stamp Duty, and also capital gains or losses when
a property is sold. This re-evaluation aims to resolve the huge discrepancies existing between the
values of old and new properties, which presented owners with an unfair taxation base. Some of these values were completely
unrealistic in today's market. Due to the long-term nature of the process of re-evaluation of all the properties
in the country, a transitional system was implemented which ensures that any owner is not subject to a radical increase from
one year to the next, but rather a gradual one which rises until the updated value is reached. The exception, however, is
that any properties sold, donated or otherwise transferred to new ownership, is immediately subject to re-evaluation under
the new system to arrive at the updated Taxable Asset Value. This means that for our purposes, we need only explain the actual
updated situation, and not the transitory system. WHAT ARE THE COSTS INVOLVED? The costs at the time of purchase are the following: 215.000,00 Purchase Tax (IMT): 5.591,00 Notary Fee: 267,55 Stamp Duty: 1.720,00 Registration Fee: 125,00 Lawyer's Fee (approx): 2.150,00 Extras (approx): 200,00 ESTIMATED TOTAL (€): 10.053,55 % OF PRICE: 4,63 IMT- Municipal Tax
on transfer of property ownership The Municipal Tax on transfer of ownership of properties (IMT) is basically
a purchase tax, payable by the purchaser when a property changes ownership. It also applies in some other transactions involving
property, like property exchanges and purchase of shares in companies which own property. As we are concerned primarily with
straightforward property transactions, we will only cover the rules of IMT as they apply to these cases. The rates are applicable
to the 'Taxable Asset Value' or the purchase price, whichever is higher, but as the latter is invariably higher, we will only
refer to this term. The ongoing
or future costs involved are basically: IMI - Municipal
Annual Rates on the property The IMI is an annual tax on a property, owed by whoever owns the property on
the 31 December of each year. For this purpose, the owner is considered to be the person/persons/entity recorded as such in
the Property Matrix, or whoever is in legal possession of the property at that time. The IMI rates, applied to the Taxable
Asset Value of the property, are as follows: Where a spread exists, the actual rate is determined annually by the Municipality
of the area in which the property exists, and may exceed the limits under special circumstances. The IMI calculation is based on the values recorded in the Property Matrix on
31 December of each year, and is due at the end of April of the following year. If the amount exceeds €250 it may be
paid in two installments, the first being due at the end of April, and the second at the end of September, of the year following
that for which the tax applies. When an urban property is used as a permanent and personal residence, some exemptions
apply. The number of years' exemption depend on the Taxable Asset Value (TAV) as follows: Taxable Asset Value Years of Exemption Up to €150,000.00 6 years €150,000.01 to €225,000.00 3 years Greater than €225,000.00 no exemption Promise Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPCV) Contract where the two parts promise to celebrate in the future, the concretization of the business, through
public title or a particular document, where, in addition to other conditions, the first value (sign) delivered by the promising
purchaser is confirmed by the owner of the property. This document regulates the rights and the duties of the parts and the conditions established in the business
for the period which is passed until accomplishment of the final contrac (Deed andTitle) Value € 5.000,00 After 3 months 20% of the total value (215.000,00) Deed and Title (Escritura)
Fees and Stamp Duty
These are the fees payable at the Public Notary for drawing up and witnessing
the signing of the Escritura (Title Transfer), and are due on the date of the signing. The total fee is made up of two parts,
namely the actual Notary fee, and a Stamp Duty on the transaction. If you are purchasing the property with a mortgage, the
mortgage contract with the Bank is also formalized before the Notary and another fee is payable. There are also some small
extra costs related to the number of copies of the document you request, etc.
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