8.7.2. Increase in the net tax rate due to loss of the right to certain deductions from previous years
When, in tax periods subsequent to the period of application, the right to the deductions made is lost, in whole or in part, the taxpayer will be obliged to add to the state net quota and the autonomous net quota accrued in the year in which the requirements were not met, the amounts unduly deducted, plus the corresponding late payment interest.
To increase the amounts, the following must be taken into account:
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General deductions from the quota corresponding to the years 1996 and earlier.
In these years, the current regional financing system was not in force, therefore, the amount of the undue deductions, together with the late payment interest, will be added in full to the state net quota.
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General deductions from the quota corresponding to the years 1997 and following
The following must be distinguished:
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General deductions from the quota corresponding to the years 1997 to 2001.
85% of the improperly made deductions will be added to the state net quota, together with late payment interest, and the remaining 15% will be added to the regional net quota, plus the corresponding interest, since those were the participation percentages in force in those years.
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General deductions from the quota corresponding to the years 2002 to 2008.
67% of the improperly made deductions will be added to the state net quota, together with late payment interest, and 33% plus the corresponding late payment interest will be added to the regional net quota.
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General deductions from the tax rate for the years 2009 to 2021.
50% of the improperly made deductions will be added to the state net quota, together with late payment interest, and the remaining 50% will be added to the regional net quota, plus the corresponding late payment interest.
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Deductions for investment in primary residence from 2002 to 2021.
The amount of the state portion of the undue deduction (plus late payment interest) will be applied to increase the state net quota and the amount of the regional portion (plus late payment interest) will be applied to increase the regional quota.
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Regional deductions from the quota corresponding to the years 1998 to 2021.
All deductions made unduly, together with late payment interest, will be added to the regional net quota.
Among the deductions whose loss of the right will determine an increase in the rate, we can point out:
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The deduction for the acquisition of housing (transitional regime DT 18). The right will be lost if the continuous period of 3 years of occupation is not met, unless one of the exceptions included in the IRPF occurs; When the 12-month period for the taxpayer to permanently and effectively occupy the dwelling is not met.
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Deduction for amounts invested to subscribe to shares or interests in newly or recently created companies: The right will be lost when any of the requirements established in art. 68.1 of the LIRPF are not met.
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Amounts received for the repayment of the interest rate limitation clauses on loans (floor clause) DA 45.2.a) or in DA 45.3 of the Law.
The return, in cash or through other compensation measures, of amounts previously paid to financial institutions as interest for the application of floor clauses, together with their corresponding compensatory interest, arising from agreements entered into with financial institutions as well as from compliance with judgments or arbitration awards, will not be included in the tax base.
However, when the amounts previously paid had formed part, in previous years, of the basis for the deduction for investment in habitual housing or of deductions established by the Autonomous Community, the following assumptions must be distinguished for the purposes of their tax treatment:
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If the return of these amounts is made in cash:
The taxpayer will lose the right to the deductions made in relation to them, and must add to the state and regional net tax, accrued in the year in which the agreement was signed with the financial institution or in which the latter proceeded to the refund in execution or compliance with a court ruling or arbitration award, exclusively the amounts unduly deducted in previous years in the terms provided for in article 59 of the Personal Income Tax Regulations, without including late payment interest.
Such regularization will only be carried out with respect to the years in which the Administration's right to determine the tax debt through the appropriate liquidation has not expired.
However, the amounts that would have been paid by the taxpayer in 2022 in relation to which, before the end of the deadline for filing the self-assessment of the IRPF for said year, an agreement is reached to return them with the financial institution or as a result of a court ruling or arbitration award, will not form part of the deduction base for investment in habitual housing or any regional deduction for the aforementioned year.
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If the repayment of these amounts occurs through offsetting them with a portion of the capital pending amortization, the addition to the state and regional net quota mentioned above will not apply with respect to the portion of the amounts that are directly allocated by the financial institution, after the agreement with the affected taxpayer, to reduce the principal of the loan.
However, the amounts to be repaid that are used to reduce the principal of the loan in 2022 will not form part of the deduction base either.
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Completion
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Amount of undue deductions
The amount of deductions made in previous years will be recorded when the right to the deduction has been lost in the 2022 financial year as a result of non-compliance with any of the requirements established for its application.
For general deductions from 1997 to 2019, you must distinguish the part corresponding to the state section and the regional section of the deduction according to the rules cited in the previous section.
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Late payment penalty
When filling in the dates, years and amounts, the program calculates the late payment interest by applying to the amount of the undue deduction the late payment interest rate in force in each of the years between the due date of the declaration period for the year in which the undue deduction was made (or, where applicable, from the day following the date on which the refund was obtained) and the date on which the declaration corresponding to the year is submitted.
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The amount of late payment interest corresponding to the deductions improperly made that have been included in the previous section will be recorded, distinguishing between those corresponding to the state section and the regional section of the deduction.
The program also includes an option to calculate interest through a data capture window, which collects the following information:
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"End Date" Date for calculation purposes": The date on which the tax return will be submitted for the fiscal year will be indicated.
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"Exercise": You must indicate the year corresponding to the declaration in which the deduction was made, the requirements for which have not been met in this year.
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"Amount": The amount of the deduction improperly made will be indicated.
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" To Enter/To Return": indicate the result of the declaration in which the deduction was made ("I" or "D").
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" Start date":
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Declarations to be entered: If the declaration was to be paid, the program itself reflects the start date for the calculation of interest, which will be the expiration date of the declaration period for the fiscal year in question.
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Returns to be returned: If the declaration in which the deduction was made was a refund, the date on which the refund was obtained must be indicated in this section.
In the particular case where the amount of the refund received is less than the amount of the deduction being restored, the latter must be broken down into two parts:
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On the one hand, up to the amount of the refund, indicating as the start date the date on which the refund was obtained.
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And on the other hand, the excess of the undue deduction over the amount of the refund, indicating as the start date the expiration of the declaration period for the fiscal year in question:
Deadline for submission of the declarations to be entered T Types of late payment interest in force in each of the years indicated Financial year Date Financial year Current rate 1993 20-06-1994 1994 11.00 1994 20-06-1995 nineteen ninety five 11.00 nineteen ninety five 20-06-1996 1996 11.00 1996 20-06-1997 1997 9.50 1997 22-06-1998 1998 7.50 1998 21-06-1999 1999 5.50 1999 20-06-2000 2000 5.50 2000 20-06-2001 2001 6.50 2001 01-07-2002 2002 5.50 2002 30-06-2003 2003 5.50 2003 01-07-2004 2004 4.75 2004 06-30-2005 2005 5.00 2005 06-30-2006 2006 5.00 2006 02-07-2007 2007 6.25 2007 06-30-2008 2008 7.00 2008 06-30-2009 2009 (up to 31 March) 7.00 2009 06-30-2010 2009 (from 1 April) 5.00 2010 06-30-2011 2010 5.00 2011 02-07-2012 2011 5.00 2012 01-07-2013 2012 5.00 2013 06-30-2014 2013 5.00 2014 06-30-2015 2014 5.00 2015 30-06-2016 2015 4,375 2016 06-30-2017 2016 3.75 2017 02-07-2018 2017 3.75 2018 01-07-2019 2018 3.75 2019 06-30-2020 2019 3.75 2020 06-30-2021 2020 3.75 2021 06-30-2022 2021 3.75 2022 3.75 2023 4.0625 The program reflects the due date of the declaration period if the "To Pay/To Return" section is marked "I".
If the increase in the net rate is motivated by the loss of the right to deductions for investment in habitual housing, both state and regional, due to the occurrence of the circumstances provided for in Additional Provision 45 of the Tax Law, you must mark with an X the boxes enabled for this purpose. (Loss of deductions due to the return of floor clauses)
By checking this box, the program will not calculate late payment interest.
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