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Tax Implications of Real Estate Investments in Puerto Vallarta

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Puerto Vallarta, nestled along Mexico's Pacific Coast, has emerged as a captivating destination for real estate investors, offering both lifestyle allure and the potential for lucrative returns. However, understanding the tax implications of real estate investments in Puerto Vallarta is crucial for navigating the financial landscape and maximizing your investment's benefits.

Gómez Pérez y Asociados, a reputable law firm in Puerto Vallarta, specializes in guiding investors through the intricacies of real estate taxation, ensuring they make informed decisions and comply with all applicable regulations.


1. Capital Gains Tax

Upon selling a real estate property in Puerto Vallarta, capital gains tax may be applicable. The tax rate is determined by the length of ownership and the amount of capital gain.

  • Short-Term Capital Gains (Less than 1 year): Taxed at your marginal income tax rate.

  • Long-Term Capital Gains (1 year or more): Taxed at a flat rate of 25%.

Our team will carefully analyze your investment and provide accurate tax projections to help you plan accordingly.


2. Property Tax

Annual property taxes are levied on all real estate properties in Puerto Vallarta. The tax rate varies depending on the property's value and location.

We will assist you in understanding the property tax assessment process and ensure you make timely payments to avoid penalties.


3. Rental Income Tax

If you generate rental income from your Puerto Vallarta real estate investment, you are liable for income tax on the rental proceeds. The tax rate is determined by your overall income bracket.

Our experienced tax attorneys will help you maintain accurate rental income records and ensure you comply with all tax obligations related to your rental property.


4. Additional Tax Considerations

Beyond these primary tax implications, there may be additional considerations, such as:

  • Inheritance Tax: Upon inheriting a real estate property in Puerto Vallarta, inheritance taxes may be applicable.

  • Non-Resident Tax: For non-resident investors, specific tax obligations may apply, such as withholding taxes on rental income.

Our team will stay up-to-date on the latest tax laws and regulations and provide comprehensive guidance to address any additional tax considerations relevant to your investment.


Partner with Gómez Pérez y Asociados for Sound Tax Planning

At Gómez Pérez y Asociados, we are committed to empowering real estate investors with the tax expertise and support they need to make informed decisions, minimize their tax burden, and maximize the profitability of their investments in Puerto Vallarta.

Contact Gómez Pérez y Asociados today to navigate the tax implications of your real estate investments with confidence and clarity.

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