Introduction

Regulations: Art. 50 Law Income Tax

Once the general taxable base and the savings taxable base have been determined, as a result of the income integration and compensation procedure discussed in the previous chapter, the general taxable base and the savings taxable base must be determined.

The general taxable base is the result of applying the following reductions to the general tax base, exclusively and in this order, without it being able to result in a negative result as a consequence of said reductions:

• Reduction for joint taxation (art. 84 Personal Income Tax Law).

• Reduction for contributions to social security systems (art. 51 Personal Income Tax Law).

• Reduction for contributions to social security systems established for people with disabilities (art. 53 Personal Income Tax Law).

• Reduction for contributions to protected assets of persons with disabilities (art. 54 Personal Income Tax Law).

• Reduction for compensatory pensions (art. 55 Personal Income Tax Law).

• Reduction for contributions to the mutual fund for social security of professional athletes (Additional Provision Eleven of the Personal Income Tax Law).

The taxable savings base is the result of decreasing the taxable savings base by the remainder, if any, of the reduction for compensatory pensions, without it being able to be negative as a consequence of such decrease.

The process of determining these two magnitudes can be represented schematically as follows: