10.5.6. For cash donations to descendants or adopted children under 35 years of age for the acquisition or rehabilitation of their first habitual residence
Amount
For donations of amounts to descendants for the acquisition, construction or rehabilitation of their first habitual residence, the following deductions are established:
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Taxpayers with habitual residence in the Canary Islands who make a cash donation to their descendants or adopted children under 35 years of age for the acquisition or rehabilitation of the recipient's first habitual residence in the Canary Islands, may deduct 1% of the amount donated, with a limit of 240 euros for each recipient.
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When donations are intended for descendants or adopted children under 35 years of age with a disability equal to or greater than 33%, the deduction will be 2% of the amount donated, with a limit of 480 euros for each recipient.
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When donations are intended for descendants or adopted children under 35 years of age with a disability equal to or greater than 65%, the deduction will be 3% with a limit of 720 euros.
For these purposes, the rehabilitation must meet the conditions established by regulation.
For the purposes of this deduction, the following equivalences are established:
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Persons subject to permanent or pre-adoptive foster care will be treated as adopted persons.
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People who undertake permanent or pre-adoptive foster care will be treated as adopters.
Requirements and conditions
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To apply the deduction, the requirements set out in the Inheritance and Gift Tax for the reduction of the taxable base corresponding to the donation of cash amounts for the acquisition or rehabilitation of the habitual residence in the Canary Islands must be met.
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A habitual residence will be considered as the one understood for such purposes in the Personal Income Tax regulations, with the construction of the residence being equivalent to acquisition, but not its extension.
Completion
Through a data capture window, you must indicate, for each descendant, the amount donated and, additionally, when the donations are intended for descendants or adopted children with disabilities, you will select the degree of disability.