10.14.12. For internet access for emancipated young people

Amount

Young people who sign an Internet access contract for their habitual residence during the year may deduct 30% of the annual expenses invoiced and paid to the supplying companies.
Young taxpayers who constitute single-parent family units or have their habitual residence in a municipality listed below may deduct 40% of the annual expenses for the payment of Internet supplies to companies of the sector.

The concept of a single-parent family unit is the one included in the Personal Income Tax Law for cases of legal separation, or when there is no marital bond.

Conditions

A taxpayer who has not turned 36 at the end of the tax period will be considered young.
The taxpayer must have the habitual residence under ownership or lease. The concept of habitual residence, period of occupancy and requirements for permanence in it, among others, will be those regulated in the Personal Income Tax Law
The contract must be signed at least 6 months in advance of the tax accrual date (normally December 31) and must be maintained at least until said date.
The owners of the contracts and the home may not be linked to an economic activity. None of the holders of the Internet access contract may apply the deduction when any of them carry out an economic activity in the home, even if it is also their habitual residence.
The contract must be in the name of the taxpayer with the right to deduction.
In the event that more than one taxpayer with the right to deduction lives in the same habitual residence, it will be prorated among all of them.
This deduction may be applied only once per home and per taxpayer.
The general taxable base subject to tax does not exceed 18,030 euros in individual taxation or 30,050 euros in joint taxation, provided that the taxable base of savings subject to taxation does not exceed 1,800 euros.

Completion

You must differentiate the amounts paid with the right to deduction.

If the requirements to apply the 40% percentage are met, it will be indicated in the second enabled box and, if applicable, the municipality code must be indicated.

List of small municipalities of La Rioja

12. Abalos.

33. Aguilar del Río Alhama.

48. Ajamil de Cameros.

70. Alcanadre.

99. Alesanco.

103. Aleson.

125. Almarza de Cameros.

131. Anguiana.

146. Anguiano.

159. Arenzana de Abajo.

162. Arenzana de Arriba.

178. Arnedillo.

197. Arrubal.

201.Ausejo.

223. Sulfur

239. Badaran.

244. Baths.

257. Rioja Baths.

276. Berceo.

282. Bergasa.

295. Lower Bergasillas.

309. Bezares.

316. Bobadilla.

321. Brieva de Cameros.

337. Briñas.

342. Briones.

355. Cabezón de Cameros.

374. Camprovín.

380. Sierra Channels.

393. One-eyed River taps.

407. White hair.

414. Cardenas.

435. Chestnut groves of Rioja.

440. Castroviejo.

453. Cellorigo.

488. Cidamon.

491. Cihuri.

504. Cirueña.

511. Peg.

526. Cordovin.

532. Corera.

547. Cornago.

550. Corporal.

563. Cuzcurrita from Río Tirón.

579. Daroca from Rioja.

585. Enciso.

602. Estollo

624. Foncea.

630. Fonzaleche.

658. Galbarruli.

661. Galilee.

677.Cameros Chicken Coop.

683. Gimileo.

696. Groat.

700. Tax them.

722. Herce.

738. Herramélluri.

743. You boiled.

756. Hormilla.

769. Hormilleja.

775. Cameros stoves.

781. Moncalvillo ovens.

794. Orchards

808. Igea.

815. Cameros pull.

820. Cameros Lagoon.

836. Jubera Lagoon.

867. Ledesma de la Cogolla.

873. Leiva.

889. Leza from Río Leza.

913. Louvres.

928. Manjarrés.

934. Mansilla de la Sierra.

949. Rioja apple orchards.

952. Matute.

965. Medrano.

987. Munilla.

1004. Water Wall.

1011. Wall in Cameros.

1032. Nalda.

1047. Navajun.

1063. Nestares.

1079. Cameros snows.

1098. Ochánduri.

1085. Or with.

1102. Ojacastro.

1119. Ollauri.

1124. Cameros nettle.

1130. Pazuengos.

1145. Pedroso.

1158. Pinillos.

1183. Pradillo.

1196. Prejano.

1217. Rabanera.

1222. Rasillo de Cameros (El)

1238. Redal (The)

1269. Robres del Castillo.

1275. Rodezno.

1281. Sajazarra.

1308. San Millán de la Cogolla.

1315. San Millán de Yécora.

1320. San Román de Cameros.

1392.Saint Torquatus

1341. Santa Coloma.

1354. Santa Engracia del Jubera.

1367. Saint Eulalia Bajora.

1406. Santurde de Rioja.

1413. Santurdejo.

1434. Sojuela.

1449. Sorzano.

1452. Sotes.

1465. Soto in Cameros.

1471. Terroba.

1487. Tirgo.

1490. Tobia.

1503. Tormantos.

1531. Tower in Cameros.

1510. Torrecilla in Cameros.

1525. Tower over Alesanco

1546. Torremontalbo.

1559. Treviana.

1578. Tritius.

1584. Tudelilla.

1601. Uruñuela.

1618. Valdemadera.

1623. Valgañón.

1639. Sucker.

1644. Ventrose.

1657. Viguera.

1660. Villalba de Rioja.

1676. Villalobar de Rioja.

1695. Villanueva de Cameros.

1709. Villar de Arnedo (El).

1716. Villar de Torre.

1721. Villarejo.

1737. Villarroya.

1742. Villarta-Quintana.

1755. Villavelayo.

1768. Villaverde de Rioja.

1774. Villoslada de Cameros.

1780. Viniegra from Below.

1793. Viniegra from Above.

1807. Zarratón.

1814. Brambleberry.

1835. Zorraquín.

List of small municipalities of La Rioja