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Form 100. Personal Income Tax Return Declaration 2017

10.5.21. For illness expenses

Taxpayers may deduct 10 percent of the professional expenses and fees paid during the tax period for the provision of services by those who have the status of medical or health professionals, except pharmacists, in accordance with the provisions of articles 2 and 3 of Law 44/2003, of November 21, on the regulation of health professions, for reasons of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases, dental health, pregnancy and childbirth, accidents and disability, both their own and those of people included in the family minimum.

In no case is assistance for aesthetic purposes included, except when it involves repairing damage caused by accidents or interventions that affect people and treatments aimed at sexual identity.

 10 percent of the expenses for the acquisition of devices and accessories, including prescription glasses and contact lenses, which due to their objective characteristics can only be used to compensate for the physical deficiencies of people.

 Limits on deduction

 This deduction will have an annual limit of:

- 500 euros in individual taxation.

- 700 euros in joint taxation.

 These limits will be increased by 100 euros in individual taxation when the taxpayer is a person with a disability and can prove a degree of disability equal to or greater than 65%.

 Requirements for applying the deduction

 The joint basis of this deduction will be constituted by the amounts justified with an invoice and paid, by credit or debit card, bank transfer, personal check or deposit into accounts in credit institutions, to the persons or entities that provide the services.

The deduction may only be applied by the persons who are the owners of the invoices and who, in turn, make the payment by the established means.

Note: In no case will amounts paid through legal tender money give the right to make this deduction.

 Completion

 You must include in the boxes provided for this purpose the amounts eligible for deduction, breaking down the amounts allocated to medical and health services from the amounts allocated to the acquisition of equipment and accessories.