1. Gather all necessary documents
Start by gathering all the necessary documents that you’ll need to compile your real estate assets for ISEE. These documents can include property deeds, mortgage statements, property tax assessment notices, and rental income statements. Organize them in one place so that you can easily access the information you need.
2. Calculate the cadastral income
The cadastral income is an important value needed for the ISEE calculation. It is the theoretical rental income of a property, as estimated by the Italian land registry. You can find this information on the “visura catastale” (cadastral report) or by contacting the local land registry office. Make sure to calculate the cadastral income for each property you own.
3. Determine the property value
To accurately report your real estate assets for ISEE, you need to determine the market value of each property you own. This can be done through a property appraisal, real estate market analysis, or by consulting with a real estate professional. Note down the market value for each property as it will be used later in the calculation.
4. Calculate the net asset value
The net asset value is calculated by subtracting any outstanding mortgage debt from the market value of the property. This value represents the equity you have in the property and should be reported for each real estate asset. Make sure to consider all outstanding mortgage debts and calculate the net asset value accurately.
5. Include other real estate assets
Remember to include all other real estate assets you own, such as vacant land, timeshares, or commercial properties. Repeat the previous steps for each additional asset to compile a comprehensive list of real estate assets for your ISEE application.
6. Prepare necessary supporting documentation
- Compile the property deeds, mortgage statements, and any other relevant documents for each property you listed.
- Include any rental income statements if applicable.
- If you have recently purchased or sold a property, provide the sale/purchase agreement or closing statement.
7. Review and double-check all information
Before submitting your ISEE application, carefully review all the information you have compiled. Make sure the values, calculations, and supporting documentation are accurate and up to date. This step is crucial to avoid any discrepancies or potential issues during the evaluation process.
By following these step-by-step instructions, you can accurately compile your real estate assets for ISEE. Remember, it is always advisable to consult with an accountant or ISEE specialist for any specific questions or concerns you may have. Completing this task diligently will ensure that you meet the reporting requirements and accurately represent your real estate assets for ISEE evaluation.