After the announcement last Monday by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, of the 12 measures on housing, one of the questions that many Spaniards ask is when these are going to come into force. In this sense, the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, spoke today about one of them, When will the tax credit begin to be applied to owners who rent homes in non-stressed areas?
As Rodríguez explained this morning on the TVE program, ‘La hora de la 1’, the Government is working on this measure to come into force. as soon as possible, but this will depend on parliamentary procedures.
However, the homeowner appears confident and expects it to be processed in the Congress of Deputies in Februaryand explains “just yesterday we were already finalizing the wording of what this reform had to be like to make it possible. We are going to take it to the Congress of Deputies because a legal modification is necessary to make it possible.”
What does this bonus consist of that the Government plans to take to the Congress of Deputies in February?
As has been clarified, this measure is part of the 12 presented by the Government of Spain to address the housing problems that Spain is going through in recent times.
One of the most serious problems that the sector faces is the high price of rental homes, which makes it increasingly difficult for both young people and families to access one of these properties.
To fight against these high prices, price limitations already exist in the stressed areas, but the truth is that their declaration depends on the autonomous communities and not all of them have joined in to do so. This new This measure aims to ensure that owners of rental properties in non-stressed areas can also benefit from tax credits of up to 100%. in the income tax return.
For this, those landlords who are not considered a large holder (that is, they have less than 10 properties) alreadyRent your home according to the Reference Price Indexwithout the need for them to be in stressed areas, will have the right to apply said reduction in personal income tax.