10.4.19. To offset the increased cost of variable interest rate mortgage loans
This deduction is not applicable in the case of taxpayers who died on a day other than December 31.
Amount
Taxpayers with mortgage-secured loans or credits with variable interest rates taken out to finance the purchase of a home will be able to deduct the difference between the interest paid in 2022 and that paid in 2021, with a maximum limit of 250 euros per taxpayer.
Requirements and conditions
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The property for whose acquisition the mortgage has been established must be the taxpayer's habitual residence.
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The increase in cost must be justified by a bank certificate, which must be kept available to the tax authorities.
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The total taxable base cannot exceed 52,800 euros in the case of joint taxation and 33,000 euros in the case of individual taxation.
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Documentary justification must be accredited by invoices or equivalent documents, which must be kept available to the tax authorities.
Incompatibility
This deduction is incompatible with the state deduction for investment in primary residence.
Completion
It will record the interest paid in 2022 and those paid in 2021.