5. Premiums paid to private insurance that exclusively cover the risk of severe or high dependency

The general tax base of IRPF is entitled to be reduced by the premiums paid to private insurance that exclusively cover the risk of severe dependency or great dependency in accordance with the provisions of Law 39/2006, of December 14, on the Promotion of Personal Autonomy and Care for People in Situations of Dependency ( BOE of December 15), when the following requirements are met:

Subjective requirements

Premiums may be satisfied by :

1. The taxpayer himself.

2. People who have a family relationship with the taxpayer, in a direct or collateral line up to the third degree inclusive.

3. The taxpayer's spouse.

4. Persons who have the taxpayer under a guardianship or foster care regime.

Premiums paid by persons referred to in letters b), c) and d) above are not subject to Inheritance and Gift Tax.

Objective requirements

The aforementioned private insurance must in all cases meet the following requirements :

1. The taxpayer must be the policyholder, insured and beneficiary. Nevertheless. In the event of death, the right to benefits may be generated under the terms provided for in the regulations governing pension plans and funds. 

2. The insurance must necessarily offer an interest guarantee and use actuarial techniques.