How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
In acquisitions for no consideration, the acquisition value used to determine capital gains or losses consists of the value resulting from the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) rules (not exceeding market value), increased by the proportional share of the tax paid and the expenses and taxes inherent to the acquisition. These expenses, such as notary, registry, management, or advisory fees, must be duly justified. In the scope of Corporate Income Tax (IS), the assets received must be recorded at their market value.
The DGT's position remains constant regarding the definition of the acquisition value for these types of operations. Recent rulings (V1210-24, V1588-24, V1463-25) reiterate the composition of the value by adding the amount from the ISD rules, the proportional tax, and the inherent expenses. No changes in criterion are observed, but rather a uniform application of the rule.
Analysis based on 17 of 17 rulings with a stated position. Updated 25 September 2026.