Online service · 158 € + ITP

Vehicle Transfer Online

ITP calculated to the cent according to the BOE (Spanish Official Gazette). Form 620 and all DGT processing included. Just 158 € + ITP.

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Vehicle
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Buyer
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Seller
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Summary
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Vehicle details

Step 1 of 4 · Vehicle, tax value and ITP

Vehicle type
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Car / Van / Motorhome
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Motorcycle / Quad / Moped
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Caravan / Light trailer
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Truck / Trailer / Machinery
Without the registration year it is not possible to calculate the vehicle's tax value or the corresponding ITP.
The number plate as it appears on the registration certificate.
Transfer details
Vehicle ownership?
Do you need a traffic report? (+25.00 €)
Is the seller a company issuing an invoice?
Is it a gift or inheritance?
Manage the ITP with Gestoría Gala?
Is the vehicle being exported/imported to or from the Canary Islands, Ceuta or Melilla?
If it is lower than the tax value, the Tax Agency will use the tax value.
Process
How it works
Three steps and the transfer is done. Everything online, no travel required.
1

Fill in the form

Enter the vehicle, buyer and seller details. We calculate the ITP automatically according to the BOE and your autonomous community.

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Submit the case file

Send us the documentation and pay the 158 € fee + the calculated ITP. You will receive immediate confirmation.

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We process it

We file Form 620, handle the DGT paperwork and send you the registration certificate in the new owner's name.

FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about vehicle transfers and taxes
What documentation do I need for the transfer? ▼
Always required: Registration certificate (either the old cardboard format or the modern green card, both valid), the vehicle's technical data sheet, and the ITV/MOT certificate (if expired, it's still fine as long as the last result was favourable and the expiry is recent).

Buyer and seller identification: a valid ID/NIE (both sides) is standard. If the ID is expired, a valid driving licence or passport is accepted. If it's a foreign national with a NIE, they will also need a valid residence card or passport.

We draft the sale contract by default — you don't need to bring anything, we send it for digital signature by SMS to both buyer and seller. If you prefer to provide it yourself, already signed, that's fine too.
What is the ITP and how is it calculated? ▼
The Transfer Tax (ITP) is paid when buying a used vehicle between private individuals. It is calculated by applying the rate of the buyer's autonomous community to the higher of the price declared in the contract and the tax value published by the Tax Agency each year based on the vehicle's model, year and depreciation. Rates range from 3.5% (Ceuta and Melilla) to 8% (Galicia, Extremadura, Asturias, La Rioja).
What happens if the sale price is lower than the tax value? ▼
If you sell for less than the tax value set by the Tax Agency, the ITP is calculated on that minimum tax value, not on the actual sale price. This is to prevent very low prices being declared in order to pay less tax. That's why it's important to know the tax value before signing the contract.
What is Form 620 and when must it be filed? ▼
Form 620 is the ITP self-assessment for used vehicles. It must be filed with the buyer's regional tax authority within 30 business days of signing the sale contract. In some regions (such as Castile and León) the form has a different name but the concept is identical. We file it on your behalf.
Are there exceptions? Could my vehicle be exempt from ITP? ▼
Yes, exemptions and reductions exist depending on the autonomous community and the vehicle's characteristics. Some examples: Catalonia exempts vehicles over 10 years old from ITP (0% rate). Andalusia has a 50% reduction for low-emission vehicles. The Canary Islands apply IGIC instead of ITP. Vehicles for people with disabilities (reduced mobility) are exempt in almost all regions. Historic or classic vehicles (over 30 years old) may qualify for a reduction. Get in touch if you have questions about your case — you may pay less than you think.
Are there two ITP rates in some regions? Example: Castile and León ▼
Yes, some regions have differentiated rates. Castile and León is the most common example: it applies 5% for vehicles with a tax power (CVF) of 15 CVF or less, and 8% for those above 15 CVF. The "tax power" (CVF) is not the engine's actual power — it's in field P.2.1 of the technical data sheet. Generally, engines over 2,000–2,200 cc tend to exceed 15 CVF. Other regions such as Extremadura (fixed 8%) or Andalusia (general 4%) have a single rate. We automatically calculate the correct rate for your province.
How long does the transfer take? ▼
Timing depends on the DGT and the autonomous community, but generally the process is: 24–48 hours for the ITP settlement (Form 620) and a further 24–72 business hours for the DGT to register the change of ownership. The new physical registration certificate arrives by post in 5–10 days. If you need to prove ownership urgently, we provide you with a provisional certificate while the final one arrives.
Can I drive the vehicle while the transfer is being processed? ▼
Yes. Once the sale contract is signed, the buyer can legally drive the vehicle. We provide you with a provisional transfer certificate valid for 30 days confirming that the process is under way. This document, together with the sale contract, is valid at any traffic checkpoint. Once the transfer is completed at the DGT, you will receive the final registration certificate in your name.
Do electric vehicles pay ITP? ▼
Yes, used electric vehicles are subject to ITP like any other vehicle. Some autonomous communities such as Andalusia have a 50% reduction for low-emission vehicles (bringing the rate down to 2%), but generally the same rates apply. An electric vehicle's CVF is 0, so in Castile and León they always pay the 5% rate.
What happens if I don't complete the transfer within 30 days? ▼
If you exceed the 30 business days without filing the ITP, the payment is considered late and surcharges apply: 5% up to 3 months, 10% up to 6 months, 15% up to 12 months, and 20% after that. Late payment interest may also apply. Act as soon as possible to avoid these extra costs.
Can I do the transfer if the seller lives in a different region? ▼
Yes. The ITP is paid by the buyer and filed with the tax authority of the autonomous community where the buyer resides, regardless of where the seller lives or where the vehicle is registered. We handle it for any region in Spain.
Do vehicles over 30 years old (classics) pay ITP? ▼
It depends on the autonomous community. Some offer exemptions or reductions for historic vehicles or those over 30 years old. In general they are still taxed, although the tax value may be lower. If you have a classic vehicle, contact us to apply the best tax strategy.
Help
Technical data sheet guide
Can't find your vehicle's details? We'll explain with real examples.
Registration Certificate · main fields
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1234 ABCNumber plate
B
15/06/2010Date of 1st registration
D.1
VOLKSWAGENMake
D.3
GOLFCommercial name
P.1
1968 ccDisplacement
P.2
110 KWMaximum power
P.2.1
13,25← KEY FIGURE for calculating ITP
F.1
1700 kgMaximum mass
📍 Field P.2.1

Tax power (CVF)

The CVF (Fiscal Horsepower) or "tax power" is the most important figure for calculating the ITP in Castile and León. You'll find it on the registration certificate (the green card), in field P.2.1.

Don't confuse the CVF with CV (actual horsepower) or KW. They are different values. A Golf 2.0 TDI has 150 CV but only 13.25 CVF.

  • In Castile and León: if CVF ≤ 15 → you pay 5%
  • In Castile and León: if CVF > 15 → you pay 8%
  • In the rest of Spain's regions, the CVF does not affect the rate
  • Electric vehicles have a CVF of 0

There are two valid formats of registration certificate. Both are accepted for the transfer:

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Modern green card
Card-sized plastic. Fields A, B, D.1, P.2.1... since ~1996
Modern format (since ~1996)
Green plastic card, ID-card sized.
Labelled fields: A, B, D.1, D.3, E, F.1, I, P.1, P.2, P.2.1, P.3…
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Black and white card
Folded card. Free text without codes. Also valid.
Old format (before ~1996)
Folded card or cardboard. Has no lettered fields — the details appear as free text (Make, Model, Number plate, Tax power…). Equally valid.
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A4 technical data sheet
Manufacturer / ITV document. All the vehicle's technical details.
Technical data sheet
A4 document from the manufacturer / ITV. Contains all the vehicle's technical details. Needed to identify the exact model and obtain the Tax Agency's tax value.
If the registration certificate is very worn or illegible, contact us before submitting the case file.
Registration Certificate · field P.1
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1234 ABCNumber plate
P.1
1968 cm³← DISPLACEMENT (CC)
P.2
110 KWMaximum power
P.2.1
13,25CVF (tax power)
D.1
VOLKSWAGENMake
D.3
GOLFCommercial name
📍 Field P.1

Displacement (CC)

The displacement is found in field P.1 of the registration certificate. It is expressed in cm³ (cubic centimetres). For example: a 2,000 cc engine will appear as "1968" or "1984".

On the manufacturer's technical data sheet it's called "Displacement" or "Cubic Capacity". It's used to identify your vehicle's exact engine.

  • Small engines: 999 cc (1.0L), 1199 cc (1.2L)
  • Mid-size engines: 1498 cc (1.5L), 1598 cc (1.6L)
  • Large engines: 1968 cc (2.0L), 2967 cc (3.0L)
  • Electric vehicles have no displacement
Registration Certificate · field P.2
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1234 ABCNumber plate
P.1
1968 cm³Displacement
P.2
110 KW← MAXIMUM POWER (kilowatts)
P.2.1
13,25CVF (tax power)
D.1
VOLKSWAGENMake
📍 Field P.2

Maximum power (KW)

The maximum power in kilowatts (KW) is found in field P.2 of the registration certificate. It is the engine's actual power expressed in kilowatts (not horsepower).

To convert KW to CV (horsepower): multiply by 1.36. For example: 110 KW × 1.36 = approximately 150 CV.

  • Small cars: 55–80 KW (75–110 CV)
  • Mid-size cars: 85–110 KW (115–150 CV)
  • Powerful cars: 140–200 KW (190–270 CV)
  • Electric: 80–300+ KW depending on model
Registration Certificate · identifying the model
D.1
VOLKSWAGEN← Manufacturer's make
D.2
GOLF / GACAC← Type / variant / version
D.3
GOLF← Commercial name
A
1234 ABCNumber plate
I
15/06/2010Date of 1st registration
E
WVWZZZ1KZ...Chassis no. (VIN)
📍 Fields D.1, D.2, D.3

Identifying your model

To identify your vehicle exactly, you need the D fields of the registration certificate:

  • D.1: Manufacturer's make (e.g.: VOLKSWAGEN)
  • D.2: Type / Variant / Version (e.g.: GOLF / GACACJXCX1)
  • D.3: Commercial name (e.g.: GOLF)
  • D.4: Intended use (M1 = passenger car)
  • I: Date of first registration

With the make (D.1) and registration year (I), you can search for your model in our finder and filter by CC, KW and CVF to find the exact version.

Technical Data Sheet / Technical Inspection Card · Truck
F.2
18.000 kg← Vehicle's MMA (Maximum Authorised Mass)
F.1
32.000 kgMaximum technically permissible mass
G
7.200 kgKerb weight (unladen mass)
J
N3Category (N2: 3.5-12t · N3: >12t)
L
2Number of axles
P.2
330 KWMaximum engine power
D.1
MERCEDES-BENZManufacturer's make
D.3
ACTROSCommercial name
🚛 Field F.2

MMA and category of the truck

For trucks and industrial vehicles, the key details are on the Technical Inspection Card (TIT), which accompanies the registration certificate.

  • F.2 — MMA: Maximum Authorised Mass. Determines whether a transport authorisation is needed: >3,500 kg requires a transport card (art. 42 LOTT)
  • J — Category: N1 ≤3.5t (van) · N2 3.5-12t · N3 >12t. N2 and N3 require authorisation.
  • G — Kerb weight: Unladen weight. Payload = F.2 - G
  • ITP tax base: For N2/N3, the Tax Agency has no official table. The ITP is calculated on the higher of the agreed price and the market value (art. 10.1 RD Legislativo 1/1993)

⚖️ Legal basis: RD Legislativo 1/1993 (LITPAJD) · Law 16/1987 LOTT · RD 1211/1990 ROTT · RD 1013/2009 (ROMA agricultural machinery)

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