How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The acquisition value in gratuitous transfers is determined by the value resulting from the rules of the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD), without exceeding the market value. To this amount, the proportional part of the tax paid, investments, improvements, and inherent expenses and taxes (notary, registry, management, advisor, and the Tax on the Increase in Value of Urban Land) are added. The acquisition date is that of the deceased's death due to the retroactivity of the acceptance of the inheritance.
The DGT's position remains constant in determining the acquisition value based on the rules of the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD). The evolution shows greater technical precision by detailing the elements that comprise the inherent expenses and the explicit inclusion of the proportional part of the tax paid in the acquisition value.
Turning points
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Specifies the composition of the acquisition value by explicitly including the proportional part of the Inheritance and Gift Tax (ISD) and breaks down inherent expenses such as notary, registry, management, advisor, and the tax on the increase in value of land.
Analysis based on 75 of 75 rulings with a stated position. Updated 17 September 2026.