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Welcome to your guide on Catalonia's tax deductions for the year 2023! This comprehensive overview will help you understand the various deductions available to Catalonian residents across different life events and financial activities. Whether you’re dealing with family changes, educational investments, residential updates, or supporting local initiatives, these deductions can provide significant financial relief.
From deductions for new births and rental payments for younger or disadvantaged residents, to specific benefits for those funding Catalan language promotion or investing as an angel investor, each category is designed to offer support where it's most impactful. Additionally, unique provisions cater to widowed taxpayers and those contributing to research and development or environmental conservation, ensuring a wide range of situations are covered.
By leveraging these opportunities, you can reduce your tax burden while contributing positively to societal and economic goals within Catalonia. Dive into the details to find out how you can benefit from these tax incentives this year.
The tax benefits in Catalonia known as regional deductions offer taxpayers a delightful discount on their taxes. These deductions are specifically tailored to the Personal Income Tax system of this autonomy. While the overall income tax return process is conducted nationwide in Spain, Catalonia provides its residents with unique deductions. This is because the revenue from income taxes is divided between the state and individual communities. To qualify for these appealing deductions, residency in the specified territory during the previous year and meeting specific criteria are essential.
If you have had children during 2023, you can deduct €150.
If you have a lease contract for your habitual residence and you are under 32 years old, have been unemployed for more than 183 days, or have a disability degree higher than 65%, you can apply a deduction of 10% of the amounts paid, with an annual limit of €300.
This deduction applies to those taxpayers who, due to having more than one payer, are required to file a tax return.
If you have paid interest on loans for master's and doctoral studies, you can deduct the amount of interest if the loans are granted through the University Aid and Research Management Agency for financing master's and doctoral studies.
If you became widowed during 2021, 2022, or 2023, you can deduct €150 in the year it occurs and the following two years. If you also have one or more descendants, the amount will be €300.
You can deduct 15% of the amounts donated to these entities.
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You can deduct 30% of the amounts donated to university institutes and other research centers affiliated with Catalan universities and other research centers promoted by the Generalitat.
If you have rehabilitated your habitual residence, you can deduct 1.5% of the amounts invested, with a maximum annual limit of €9,040 for deduction base.
You can deduct 15% of the amounts donated, with a limit of 5% of the taxable base.
If you have acquired shares or participations through the establishment or increase of share capital of commercial companies, you can deduct 40% of the invested amounts, with a maximum annual limit of €12,000. If these entities are owned by universities or research centers, the deduction increases to 50% with an annual limit of €12,000. In no case can your participation directly or indirectly exceed 35%.
Check out the general deductions rules for Spain here →
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