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Assets and liabilities statement DE/EN for Spain and Portugal

As soon as property ownership is involved, the bank asks for a separate statement of your holdings alongside the self-disclosure. All three parts and their fields are on this page, so you can see in advance what to gather. The bilingual, on-screen fillable version is free.

What goes into an assets and liabilities statement for a Spanish mortgage?

The assets and liabilities statement is the overview of your holdings that Spanish and Portuguese banks ask for alongside the self-disclosure as soon as property ownership is involved. It has three parts: part A the real estate, twelve rows per property — address and land registry entry, type of use, residential and commercial area, annual net rent target and actual, interest and repayment, fixed-rate period, creditor, outstanding balance and market value. Part B other liabilities including guarantees, rent guarantees and leasing. Part C other assets, from bank balances through life insurance and securities to participations. At the end you certify completeness; below that is a field for the certification of a tax adviser or auditor. Every field is set out on this page, and the bilingual, on-screen fillable version is free as a PDF.

Complete

The three parts of the statement — 3 blocks, 2 pages

This is the full structure of the template. Knowing in advance which column the bank needs saves the third round of follow-up questions — with several properties that is exactly where the time goes.

Part A

Real estate

Twelve rows, one per property. For part-ownership, the total and your own share are stated separately.

  • Property, address and land registry entry
  • Type of use
  • Residential and commercial area in m²
  • Annual net rent: target and actual
  • Interest and repayment p. a.
  • Interest rate and repayment rate in % p. a.
  • Terms fixed until
  • Creditor
  • Outstanding loan balance
  • Market value

To attach: land registry extract, cadastral map, photos, purchase contract where applicable. Annual net rent is stated excluding service charges and VAT.

Part B

Other liabilities

Including contingent liabilities — guarantees, rent guarantees, leasing. Attach the contracts.

  • Amount
  • Creditor
  • Interest and repayment p. a.
  • Purpose
Part C

Other assets

Attach statements, life-insurance policies and tax assessment.

  • Cash and bank balances
  • Life-insurance surrender value
  • Securities: shares
  • Fixed-income securities
  • Real-estate fund units
  • Participations
  • Other assets

At the end you certify that your assets and liabilities are stated completely and correctly — with a field below for the certification of a tax adviser or auditor.

Why

Why the bank asks for it in addition to the self-disclosure

The self-disclosure covers income and expenditure — it describes the current month. The statement describes the stock: what you own, what is charged against it and what it yields. With several properties, with participations or with larger financings, the self-disclosure is not enough for the bank. For non-residents there is a second reason: assets are often spread across countries, and a bilingual statement shows the Spanish or Portuguese bank at a glance what you bring.

What you get

The list above is complete — the template is the same structure as a fillable document: German and English side by side, fillable on screen and ready to sign.

  • Assets & liabilities statement DE/EN · 2 pages, parts A to C, fillable or to print
  • Straight to your inbox · as an attachment, ready to use

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Assets & liabilities statement DE/EN (PDF, 2 pages) — open directly, no form.

To the self-disclosure DE/EN — income and expenditure, the second template the bank asks for.

Is there a template for the assets and liabilities statement for a Spanish mortgage?
Yes. The bilingual statement is on this page as a fillable PDF (2 pages), to open directly or to receive by email — with the three parts real estate, other liabilities and other assets. The self-disclosure, which covers income and expenditure, is a separate form.
How is it different from the self-disclosure?
The self-disclosure describes the current month — income and outgoings. The assets and liabilities statement describes the stock: what you own, what is charged against it and what it yields. As soon as property ownership is involved, the bank asks for both.
Does a tax adviser have to sign it?
The template ends with two signatures: your own certification that assets and liabilities are stated completely and correctly, and below it a field for the certification of a tax adviser or auditor. Whether that certification is required is decided case by case by the lending bank.