The Supreme Court has established that property gains generated by an inheritance that has not yet been accepted or rejected must be taxed in the IRPF of the heirs, even though they are still unable to accept the inheritance or assume the inheritance property.
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The Supreme Court has established that property gains generated by an inheritance that has not yet been accepted or rejected must be taxed in the IRPF of the heirs, even though they are still unable to accept the inheritance or assume the inheritance property.