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Reinvestment exemption not applicable if sold property was not habitual residence

V2391-25

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Type
consulta-vinculante (what is this?)
Identifier
V2391-25
Published
9 Dec 2025

Summary

A taxpayer asks whether a property rented after ceasing to reside in it can be considered a habitual residence for reinvestment exemption purposes. The DGT responds that it cannot, as the taxpayer has not resided in it nor did they reside there in the two years prior to sale.

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Lifecycle

2025-12-09PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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