10.6.3. For improvement works, amount generated in 2019 and/or 2020 pending application
The taxpayer can deduct 15% of the amounts paid for works carried out in any home or homes owned by the taxpayer, provided that they are located in the Community of Cantabria or in the building in which the home is located and that their purpose was:
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A rehabilitation qualified as such by the General Directorate of Housing of the Government of Cantabria.
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Improving energy efficiency, hygiene, health and environmental protection and accessibility to the home or building in which it is located.
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The use of renewable energy, safety and watertightness and in particular: replacement of electricity, water, gas and heating installations.
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Works to install telecommunications infrastructure that allows access to the Internet and digital television services in the taxpayer's home.
Works carried out on homes used for economic activities, parking spaces, gardens, parks, swimming pools, sports facilities and other similar elements will not give rise to this deduction.
Limits
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The deduction will have an annual limit of 1,000 euros in individual taxation, and 1,500 in joint taxation.
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For taxpayers with disabilities with a degree of disability equal to or greater than 65%, this limit is increased by 500 euros for individual taxation and 500 euros for joint taxation for each taxpayer with that disability.
Amounts paid in the year and not deducted for exceeding the annual limit may be deducted in the following two years.
Incompatibility
In no case will the amounts paid for which the taxpayer is entitled to apply the deduction for investment in habitual residence referred to in DT 18 of Law 35/2006 give rise to the right to apply the deduction.
The deduction pending application from the 2019 financial year must be applied in this 2021 financial year. It should also be noted that the deductions pending from 2019 and 2020 must be applied before the deduction generated in the 2021 fiscal year.
Completion
Through a data window you must reflect the amounts with the right to deduction paid that could not be deducted in the 2019 and 2020 financial years.