By birth or adoption of children
Regulations: Articles 4.1 to 3, and 10 Text Consolidated legal provisions of the community of Castile and Leon on own and transferred taxes, approved by Legislative Decree 1/2013, of September 12
Deduction amounts
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Birth or adoption in general
For each child born or adopted in the tax period, which generates the right to apply the minimum for descendants, the following amounts:
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1,010 euros if it is the first child .
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1,475 euros if it is the second child .
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2,351 euros if it is the third or subsequent child .
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Birth or adoption in a rural environment
Taxpayers residing in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants may deduct the following amounts for each child born or adopted during the tax period that generates the right to apply the minimum for descendants:
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1,420 euros if it is the first child.
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2,070 euros if it is the second child.
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3,300 euros if it is the third or subsequent child.
Note: Please note that the amounts that taxpayers residing in municipalities with less than 5,000 inhabitants can deduct for each child born or adopted during the tax period are added, with effect from January 1, 2022, by article 1.2 of Law 2/2022, of December 1, on tax reductions in the Community of Castilla y León ( BOCyL 12-12-2022).
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Birth or adoption with a disability
The amounts provided for in sections a and b above will be doubled if the newborn or adopted has been recognized as having a disability equal to or greater than 33% .
Note: If the recognition of the disability is made after the tax period corresponding to the birth or adoption and before the minor turns five years old, the deduction will be made in the tax period in which said recognition is made. To determine the right to apply the deduction in that year and its amount, it will be necessary to look at the circumstances that occur in the year of birth and the regulations applicable in that year.
Requirements and other conditions for the application of deductions
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In order to apply this deduction the total taxable base (boxes [0435] and [ 0460 ] of the declaration) less the personal and family minimum (box [0520] of the declaration) cannot exceed the following amounts:
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For the purposes of determining the order number of the born or adopted child, the born child and the remaining children, of either of the two parents, who live with the taxpayer on the date of accrual of the tax (normally, December 31) will be taken into account, counting for these purposes both those who are natural children and those who are adopted.
If a child dies during the year, this will not be counted for the purposes of determining the order number of children born or adopted during the year, but will give the right to apply the deduction of 1,010 euros, despite there being no cohabitation on the date the tax is due.
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When both parents or adopters are entitled to apply the deduction, its amount, in the case of an individual declaration, will be prorated equally in the declaration of each of them.
If only one of the spouses is entitled to the deduction, because the other exceeds the taxable base limits less the personal and family minimum required, the deduction applicable by that spouse will be half of its total amount. Half of the total amount of the deduction will also be eligible for the taxpayer whose spouse did not reside in the Community of Castilla y León in 2022.
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In the event that the taxpayer does not have a sufficient autonomous integral quota to apply the total deduction in the tax period in which the right to it is generated, the amount not deducted may be applied in the three following tax periods until the total amount of the deduction exhausted, if applicable.
Outstanding balances to be applied
Taxpayers who have not exhausted the entire deduction, either in the tax period in which the right to it is generated or in the three following periods, may request payment of the amount that remains to be applied.