I have been trying unsuccessfully to get the AEAT to indicate what they will allow non-residents to deduct from the imputed income tax levied on them. Perhaps others might join in the effort.
In their latest Modelo 210 instructions, the AEAT indicate that no expenses are deductible against imputed income tax. This seems to be against the tenor of Ley 2/2010 and the intentions of Brussels, to whom I have again referred the matter.
Hi Arthur. It seams to make sense regarding deductions against imputed tax. As the owners would be allowed to write off expenses against a specific stream of income in this this case against rental income. It should therefore by defination not fall into imputed income.
Don’t follow your drift. If somebody assumes you have an income from an asset, it surely makes sense (and fairness) that you can deduct the expenses of maintaining that asset.
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