Practical example
Entity "A" with tax domicile in the Canary Islands has made investments in the Canary Islands in the year 2020 that entitle it to apply the deduction for the acquisition of new fixed assets (DAF). The deduction generated in this year is 500 euros.
The deduction for the acquisition of new fixed assets generated by entity "A" in previous years pending application and which will be applied in this year is:
- Fiscal year 2014: 300 euros
- Exercise 2015: 600 euros
- Exercise 2016: 900 euros
The positive adjusted gross tax rate of entity "A" in the 2020 financial year (box [00582] on page 14 of form 200) is 8,000 euros.
In order to apply this deduction, this entity must respect the 50/70 percent limits. These limits will be calculated as follows:
- DAF/2014: 300 < 8,000 x 0.5 = 4,000
- DAF/2015: 600 < 8,000 x 0.5 = 4,000
- DAF/2016: 900 < 8,000 x 0.5 = 4,000
Deduction for the 2020 financial year:
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Joint limit:
300 + 600 + 900 = 1,800 < 8,000 x 0.7 = 5,600
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Individual limit:
DAF/2020: 500 < 8,000 x 0.5 = 4,000
According to the calculations made, this entity complies with the legal limits and will be able to apply the pending deduction in full in fiscal year 2020, as well as the deduction generated in this fiscal year.
According to this example, entity "A" must transfer the amount of the amounts corresponding to the deduction for the acquisition of new fixed assets to the box "Deductions for investment in the Canary Islands with increased limits" on page 16 bis of form 200 as follows:
Exercises | Deduction pending/generated | Applied in this liquidation | Pending application in future years | |||
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2014: Fixed assets (Law 20/1991) | [00883] | 300 | [00884] | 300 | [00885] | 0 |
2015: Fixed assets (Law 20/1991) | [00785] | 600 | [00789] | 600 | [00790] | 0 |
2016: Fixed assets (Law 20/1991) | [01357] | 900 | [01358] | 900 | [01359] | 0 |
2020: Fixed assets (Law 20/1991) | [02332] | 500 | [02333] | 500 | [02334] | 0 |