Deadlines

The dates that cost money, in your phone's calendar

Two dates are enough: the day your offer was accepted and, once it has happened, the day of the deed. From those come the deadlines the law sets — each one in your calendar, with a reminder a week before and the day before.

The day your offer was acceptedThe date the seller signed your offer. Leave it empty if it has not happened yet.The day of the deedLeave it empty until you have signed at the notary: the deadlines that start there are added when you come back.

I am buying it as my first home, with the reduced tax rateI am an EU citizenIt matters for one deadline: if you are not, the handover of the keys has to be declared to the police within 48 hours.I will pay property tax (IMU) on itYes if it is a second home, if you let it, or if it is in the luxury categories A/1, A/8 or A/9. No if it is the home you live in.

What goes into your calendar

Enter at least one of the two dates to see your deadlines.

Nothing is sent to us. The file is made on your phone and goes straight into your calendar: we never see your dates, and there is nothing to sign up for.