Publication: Implicaciones tributarias de la extinción del régimen económico-matrimonial y las comunidades de bienes
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Thomson-Reuters Aranzadi
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La fiscalidad de la disolución del régimen matrimonial y de las comunidades de bienes ha evolucionado notablemente a raíz de los avances en la jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo. Recientes pronunciamientos han desarrollado la tributación por ITPAJD cuando las compensaciones sean en especie, o el gravamen en el caso de que no se resarza al condómino perjudicado. También se ha consolidado la jurisprudencia que sujeta a IRPF las disoluciones que requieran una actualización en los valores de los bienes adjudicados. Este trabajo estudia la fiscalidad de estos fenómenos, analizando críticamente el razonamiento jurídico detrás de estas sentencias, así como las consecuencias que pueden tener para los contribuyentes.
The taxation of the dissolution of the matrimonial property regime and of co-ownerships has evolved notably as a result of the advance in the case law of the Supreme Court. Recent rulings have developed the taxation by ITPAJD when the compensations are in kind, or the tax applicable when one of the owners is not compensated. The jurisprudence has also established the taxation by personal income tax in the cases where the dissolutions require an update in the values of the goods assigned. This paper studies the taxation of these phenomena, critically analyzing the legal reasoning behind these rulings, as well as the consequences they may have for taxpayers.
The taxation of the dissolution of the matrimonial property regime and of co-ownerships has evolved notably as a result of the advance in the case law of the Supreme Court. Recent rulings have developed the taxation by ITPAJD when the compensations are in kind, or the tax applicable when one of the owners is not compensated. The jurisprudence has also established the taxation by personal income tax in the cases where the dissolutions require an update in the values of the goods assigned. This paper studies the taxation of these phenomena, critically analyzing the legal reasoning behind these rulings, as well as the consequences they may have for taxpayers.
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Quincena Fiscal, nº 9, pp. 57-92






