How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The transfer of shares generates a capital gain or loss that is imputed to the tax period in which the change in assets occurs, understanding the transfer of securities listed on an exchange as occurring through accounting transfer and its registration. The capital loss is not deductible if homogeneous securities are acquired in the two months preceding or following the transfer. Losses not deductible for this reason may be integrated as the securities remaining in the assets are transferred.
The DGT's position remains constant regarding the application of the ITPAJD (Transfer Tax and Stamp Duty) exemption against the possible evasion of the real estate transfer tax. Throughout the rulings, technical aspects have been specified regarding the imputation of losses due to the repurchase of homogeneous securities and the exact moment of transfer for securities listed on an exchange.
Turning points
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Establishes that losses not deductible due to the repurchase of homogeneous securities may be integrated as the securities remaining in the assets are transferred.
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Specifies that for securities represented by entries in a register, the transfer occurs through accounting transfer and must be imputed in the fiscal year of its entry or registration.
Analysis based on 48 of 52 rulings with a stated position. Updated 18 September 2026.