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I think the question should be asked to the Spanish authorities.

You can't retrospectively get a Certificate of Compliance with the regulations. The best you'll be able to get is a Certificate which gives an opinion on Compliance with the regulations. Basically cert written up after visual inspection done by qualified engineer/architect. Just found this...

I don't understand your figures. 750 + (2 * 300) = 1350. That's 500 short of the monthly repayment, before event taking tax into account ?

AFAIK, you are not allowed to rent out an AH. If you sell within 20years of purchase, clawback applies.

I am sure in practice there is a grace period of few weeks to cater for delays in receiving the new disk.

All seems very childish to me. Could not agree more with Bronte.

Playing devil's advocate here...OP, think about the following case: Tenant stops paying rent and move out a month later without given your any details of their whereabout. You would probably be even more out of pocket than you may be in your current case. And if you go to PRTB, it would probably...

they also increase their pricing...

there is a loan of €14k but also a mortgage though OP did not specify amount left and equity. Bank will probably repossess house if no repayments are made.

The value of classic cars has dramatically increased in the last 7-10years, simply because people invest in them. A 246GT has seen its price jump approx 200k during that period. And AFAIK there is no CGT to be paid .

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Depends on habitual residence. Would that link help?

Why can't you sell ?

it's close to useless as it simply throws tons of data as you that is difficult to read....but it reflects the difficulty that exists when trying to compare plans. Is there really a need for an insurance company to offer so many different plans, which when scrutinised offer very similar cover...

As must as i respects your posts, i can't agree with this one... It seems to easy to spend money and let the others pick up the tab. What if the rest of the country do the same? I disagree with debt write off/down as much as i disagree with the ridiculously high rate applied to cc balances...

in theory, yes... but there is no tax to be paid if your total rental income from rent-a-room scheme is below €10k a year, so makes no difference whether your submit or not. For your own peace of mine, you may as well fill up your return on R.O.S as it just takes few minutes.

This [broken link removed]contains valuable information for your project, if you have not got it already.

i don't understand that. Can you please explain?

Can a married couple get in total €24k tax free yearly from both parents, e.g . €3k * 2 * 2 * 2?

If you switch to RAS for which deposit is not required, does the landlord has to give deposit, if any, back to the tenant?