סיום האפליה בין תושב לתושבי חוץ ברווחי הון מקרקעין

The proposal makes it possible to put an end to a discrepancy in the scope of taxation of these capital gains in the IRS and which had already been condemned in a judgment handed down by the Court of Justice of the European Union.

“It is therefore urgent to make the necessary changes to the IRS Code, in order to equate the tax regime applicable, in terms of IRS, to real estate capital gains realised by non-resident taxpayers to that currently applied to residents, putting an end to the discrimination that has been identified between resident and non-resident citizens".

Currently, residents are taxed on only 50% of capital gains and the other 50% is added to their usual income tax return. On the other hand, capital gains from the sale of properties by non-residents are taxed in full, at a flat rate of 28%.