All working people who receive a salary or yields have the obligation to account with the Treasury. But, just as workers must pay for their salaries, part of those taxes can also be deduced so that, in the next income statement, it goes out to pay less or even for the draft to be returned, that is, that it is the Tax Agency that has to reimburse money.
In this sense, the lawyer and fiscal expert Irene Gil Alarcón (@tuexpertafiscal_ on Tiktok and Instagram) has published a video to remember that all workers have the right to deduce 2,000 euros in their income statement. As explained, “2,000 euros are always a deductible expense in any job”, a reduction that appears in article 19.2.f of the Law on Income Tax of Individuals (Law 35/2006) that is You can consult in this BOE.
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This precept establishes a fixed deduction for “other expenses” applicable to those who obtain work yields, without justifying it with invoices or vouchers. It is a general and automatic reduction, which the Tax Agency applies directly to calculating the net work performance, with the aim of compensating the expenses that workers usually assume in the exercise of their work activity.
Increases due to disability and geographical mobility
Gil Alarcón also explains that this deduction can be increased in certain cases. The IRPF law itself includes specific increases for workers with disabilities. Thus, the additional amount can reach 3,500 euros per year if the degree of disability is equal to or greater than 33%and less than 65%, and 7,750 euros when the taxpayer accredits the help of third parties, present reduced mobility or has a degree of disability equal to or greater than 65%.
Another expansion assumption is known as “increased geographical mobility.” This fiscal benefit applies to unemployed persons registered in an employment office that accept a work in a municipality other than their habitual residence and are forced to move. In these cases, the general deduction of 2,000 euros is increased by another 2,000 euros, applying both in the year in which the change of residence occurs and in the following.
A useful reminder for the next rental campaign
The lawyer advises not to ignore this deduction in the income statement and verify that the Tax Agency applies it correctly. Although it is usually incorporated automatically, checking the draft before presenting it is a good practice to avoid errors and make the most of the reductions allowed by law.
“The majority of workers are not aware that this fiscal adjustment always corresponds to them, and in some cases they can even double,” explains Gil Alarcón in their video. His message seeks to see working people about the need to know the deductions available so as not to pay more taxes than due.