Supreme Court: The tax verification of statute-barred fiscal years cannot disregard the principle of full regularization

The Spanish Supreme Court has concluded that when the Tax Administration verifies credits generated in prescribed fiscal years, it must do so in accordance with the principle of complete regularization. This means that if it rejects the deductibility of certain expenses, it must also eliminate the taxation of income linked to them. The Court also […]

El arrendamiento es actividad económica aunque su gestión se externalice, según confirma la Dirección General de Tributos

Real Estate leasing is an economic activity even when management is outsourced, according to the Directorate General of Taxes

According to the most recent criterion of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGT), real estate leasing can be classified as an economic activity for Corporate Income Tax purposes when managed by specialized experts who have been subcontracted, even if there is not a full-time employee exclusively dedicated to its management, as literally required by law. […]

Spain: The General Directorate of Taxes (DGT) clarifies that capital reductions with return of contributions have no impact on the capitalization reserve

Contrary to the criteria previously maintained by some regional economic-administrative courts and the DGT, it is now concluded that, if contributions to equity are not taken into account when computing the increase in equity that gives the right to apply the incentive or to analyze whether the maintenance requirement is met, the same treatment should […]

The Supreme Court opens the door to the deductibility of expenses accrued in prescribed fiscal years

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court has clarified that the legal impossibility of deducting expenses accrued in previous fiscal years, when this would result in lower taxation compared to what would have corresponded in the year of accrual, cannot automatically prevent the deduction of expenses from prescribed fiscal years. One of the issues that […]

On the importance of the right to legal certainty in the application of tax incentives

In view of various administrative actions that have been repeated in recent years, it is worth remembering that the effectiveness of tax incentives, as instruments for the dynamization and competitiveness of our economy, requires giving the utmost relevance to the legal certainty that must preside over both the legal definition of their requirements and budgets […]

What is the procedural logic of the so-called double shot in the tax area

Following two recent Supreme Court rulings that support the right of the Administration to review tax obligations for a second time when the administrative act issued in the first place has been annulled, it is worth reflecting on the limits of this double shot. There are issues in the application of the tax system that […]

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