Amount of the deduction and incompatibilities with the remaining deductions for energy efficiency improvement works
Amount of deduction
A. Basis of the deduction
The basis for this deduction will be the amounts paid, box [1668] of the declaration, by credit or debit card, bank transfer, personal check or deposit into accounts in credit institutions , to the persons or entities that carry out such works, as well as to the persons or entities that issue the aforementioned certificates.
However, those amounts that, where applicable, have been subsidized through a public aid program or are to be subsidized by virtue of a final resolution granting such aid will be discounted.
If the deduction is applied in the corresponding IRPF declaration and, subsequently, a subsidy is granted whose amount corresponds to amounts that have formed part of the deduction base, the tax situation must be regularized so that the amounts corresponding to said subsidy are not included in the deduction base (with the maximum annual deduction base as a limit). To this end, in accordance with article 59 of the IRPF Regulations , the amount of the improperly applied deduction will be added to the state net quota of the IRPF declaration corresponding to the year in which the subsidy was granted.
Note: In no case will amounts paid through legal tender money deliveries give the right to make a deduction .
For these purposes, will be considered as amounts paid for the works carried out those necessary for its execution, including professional fees, costs of drafting technical projects, construction management, cost of execution of works or installations, investment in equipment and materials and other expenses necessary for its development, as well as the issuance of the corresponding energy efficiency certificates.
Note: In any case, will not be considered in these amounts the costs related to the installation or replacement of equipment that uses fossil fuels.
In the case of housing of a joint property nature, the amounts paid from the joint property by a marriage under a legal joint property regime will be attributed to each spouse at 50 percent .
In the case of a home with shared ownership, each co-owner of the home may claim a deduction for the amounts paid for the works in the part that proportionally corresponds to their percentage of ownership in the habitual residence, regardless of whether the invoice for the works was issued solely in the name of one of the co-owners of the home.
B. Maximum deduction base
The maximum annual base for this deduction will be 7,500 euros.
This limit is identical for individual and joint taxation.
C. Deduction percentage
The deduction percentage applicable to the deduction base, in the terms discussed above, is 40 percent .
Incompatibilities
In no case will the same work carried out in a home give rise to this deduction and to the deduction “ For improvement works that reduce the demand for heating and cooling ” that we examined in section 1).
It will also not apply in those cases in which the accredited improvement and the amounts paid correspond to actions carried out in the entire building and the application of the deduction “ For energy rehabilitation works of buildings ” is appropriate (which we examine in section 3).