Property abroad – what could go wrong?
One of the phenomena of recent years is the growing interest of Polish investors in purchasing foreign real estate.
This applies in particular to Mediterranean countries that are attractive to tourists: Italy and Spain. Many decades of limited wealth among Poles have meant that the market for investments in foreign real estate remains a young market. For this reason, some investors still fail to realise that behind the charming facades of Italian villas and Spanish residences there may be legal and tax surprises, resulting not only from the regulations in force in a given country, but also from the conditions of the local legal market.
In today’s article on Lexplorers, Aldona Leszczyńska Mikulska, attorney-at-law, takes a look at three markets popular among Polish investors: Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Link to the article: https://tiny.pl/bpnp7v8z
Author
Related posts
Acquisition of Polish citizenship by a Brazilian citizen and the issue of dual citizenship
Lexplorers Acquisition of Polish citizenship by a Brazilian citizen and the issue of dual citizenship
Acquisition of Polish citizenship by a Brazilian citizen and the issue of dual citizenshipNew regulations on transparency of remuneration in the recruitment process
New regulations on transparency of remuneration in the recruitment processLABOUR LAW NEWSLETTER – collective labour agreements under new rules
LABOUR LAW NEWSLETTER – collective labour agreements under new rules
Political agreement on abolishing the €150 threshold for e-commerce shipments – changes as early as 2026?
news Political agreement on abolishing the €150 threshold for e-commerce shipments – changes as early as 2026?
Political agreement on abolishing the €150 threshold for e-commerce shipments – changes as early as 2026?Concerned about
missing out
on key legal
developments?