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Old May 18th 2015, 1:35 pm
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If I rent a house then can I deduct the rent I have paid from my spanish tax return?
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Old May 18th 2015, 3:01 pm
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You may be able to deduct some of it - the actual amount depends on your taxable income. The allowance is only 10.05% of the rental. If your income exceeds €24k then you cannot claim anything. There is a sliding scale below this income.

This applies for the current declaration for 2014. These allowances are being abolished as of 1st January 2015.
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It also depends if your landlord has declared that they have a rental income.

If you don't have a contract with their DNI on it, then you will have problems
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I think that the landlord will have the bigger problem!
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Old May 19th 2015, 7:31 am
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Thanks Fred.
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