Deductible financial expenses
Net financial expenses will be deductible up to limit of percent of the operating profit for the year.
For these purposes, the following must be taken into account:
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net financial expenses shall be understood as the excess of financial expenses with respect to the income derived from the transfer to third parties of own capital accrued in the tax period, excluding those non-deductible expenses referred to in letters g) and h) of article 15 of the LIS and article 15 bis of said Law.
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The operating profit will be determined from the operating result of the profit and loss account for the year determined in accordance with the Commercial Code and other accounting regulations for development:
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Eliminating the depreciation of fixed assets, the allocation of non-financial fixed asset subsidies and others, the impairment and results from disposals of fixed assets, and
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Adding the financial income from participations in equity instruments, provided that they correspond to dividends or participations in profits of entities in which either the percentage of participation, direct or indirect, is at least 5 percent, except that said participations have been acquired with debts whose financial expenses are not deductible by application of article 15 h) of the LIS.
Keep in mind:
With effect for tax periods beginning on or after 1 January 2021, in determining operating profit the addition of financial income from participations in equity instruments that correspond to dividends will not be taken into account when the acquisition value of said participations is greater than 20 million euros , without reaching the aforementioned percentage of 5 percent.
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