How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The acquisition value for IRPF (Personal Income Tax) consists of the actual purchase price, investments, improvements, expenses, and inherent taxes. If the Autonomous Community performs a value verification for ITP (Transfer Tax) and establishes a higher amount, said verified value must be considered the actual acquisition amount. In the absence of verification, the amount effectively paid is applied according to the LIRPF (Law on Personal Income Tax).
The DGT's position has moved from considering that the ITP value verification did not affect IRPF (V0260-15), to integrating said verified value as the actual acquisition amount. This change responds to the application of Supreme Court jurisprudence incorporated into rulings since 2023. The current doctrine is consistent in integrating taxes and expenses into the acquisition value.
Turning points
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Incorporates Supreme Court jurisprudence to establish that, if an ITP value verification exists, the verified value must be taken as the actual acquisition amount.
Analysis based on 8 of 8 rulings with a stated position. Updated 1 October 2026.