Estimate Your Property Tax in Spain (IBI) for Free
Use our simulator to calculate the annual property tax based on the municipality and the cadastral value of your property.
Quick Simulation
What is this calculation tool for?
Property tax is an annual local tax owed by property owners in Spain. This simulator allows you to get a quick and realistic estimate of this tax based on the municipality where your property is located and its cadastral value.
How is property tax calculated?
It is generally calculated from the property's cadastral value, multiplied by a rate set by each municipality. These rates vary depending on the geographical location and local decisions.
Why use this simulator?
To accurately anticipate the annual amount of your property tax and better manage your real estate budget in Spain.
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Who is this simulator for?
This tool is intended for current and future property owners in Spain who wish to easily and quickly estimate their annual property tax based on the municipality.
Why use it?
- ✅ Estimate your property tax based on your municipality
- ✅ Prepare your annual tax budget with peace of mind
- ✅ Easily compare several municipalities
- ✅ Get a free and instant estimate
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Contact UsWhat is the cadastral value?
It is the official value assigned to a property by the Spanish Land Registry (Catastro). It serves as the basis for calculating certain local taxes, such as property tax (Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles - IBI).
Where and how to get the cadastral value?
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Cadastral Record / Cadastral Certificate
- You can request a cadastral certificate from the Spanish Cadastral Agency (Dirección General del Catastro).
- This certificate mentions the property's cadastral value, its characteristics, location, etc.
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Free Online Consultation
- The official cadastre website: https://www.sedecatastro.gob.es/
- On this site, you can search for a property by entering:
- The exact address (street, number, town)
- Or the cadastral reference number if you have it
- The site will then display the cadastral data, including the cadastral value.
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Contact the Local Town Hall (Ayuntamiento)
- The town hall of the municipality where the property is located can also provide this information, especially in local tax offices.
- They can also give you a copy of the last property tax bill, which shows this value.
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Purchase Documents / Notary
- Often, the cadastral value is indicated in the deed of sale or other notarial documents.
- Your notary or real estate agent can help you obtain it.
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Real Estate Experts or Asset Managers
- If you have difficulty, a real estate expert or a local tax manager can also perform this search for you.
Good to know
- The cadastral value is often lower than the actual market value.
- It generally consists of two parts: the value of the land + the value of the constructions.
- It serves as the basis for several taxes, notably the IBI (property tax).