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General Information

Name

Personal Income Tax Recognition of the right to income tax exemption for certain literary, artistic or scientific prizes.

Type of procedure/service
Tax information
Subject
Taxes
SIA code
992912
Description

Procedure to verify compliance with the regulatory requirements established to consider the relevant literary, artistic or scientific prizes exempt from income tax. The relevant literary, artistic or scientific prizes shall mean the awarding of assets or rights to one or several persons, for no consideration, as a reward for or recognition of the value of their literary, artistic or scientific works, as well as of the merit of their activity or work, in general, in these fields.

Body responsible for the procedure
State Tax Administration Agency (EA0028512)

General information on the procedure/service

Instigating party
  • Interesado
Recipient interested party
  • Citizen
  • Business
Documents
  • The documentation that accompanies the application will vary depending on whether the prizes are awarded in Spain or they are awarded abroad or by international organisations.
Deadline for resolution

6 Month(s)

Administrative silence interested party
Negative
Competent bodies
  • Director of the Tax Management Department
End of procedure
No
Appeals
  • Reconsideration: Application period: One month. Optional and filed with the office that made the administrative decision to be appealed, stating that no economic-administrative claim has been lodged against it.
  • Economic-administrative claim: Application period: One month from the day following the notification of the contested decision or the day on which the proceedings or the prior motion for reversal is deemed to be resolved. It will be addressed to the administrative body that made the appealable decision.
Basic Regulations
Place of submission
  • Online.
  • AEAT (Tax Agency) offices
  • Post offices
  • Other places established in Article 16 of Law 39/2015
Stages of procedure
  • Initial step: At the request of an interested party. The declaration of exemption must be requested, providing the appropriate documentation, by: a) The person or entity awarding the prize, as a general rule. b) The award winner, when it is a prize awarded abroad or by international organisations. The application must be made before the prize is granted or, in the case of option b) above, prior to commencement of the regulatory tax period for the year in which the prize was obtained.
  • Procedure: For the purposes of resolving the case, the Agency may request a report from the corresponding ministerial department, depending on the subject matter, or as appropriate, from the corresponding regional government body.
  • Ruling: Granting or refusal of the exemption. The declaration of exemption shall be valid for successive editions, provided the terms and conditions taken into account to grant the exemption are not modified. Once the prize has been declared exempt, the person or entity granting it (when this person or entity was the applicant for the exemption) must notify the Tax Agency within the month following the granting, the date on which it was granted, the prize awarded and the identification data of the award winners.
URl for online processing
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Forms
Identification system(s)
  • Electronic DNI
  • Digital certificate
  • Clave PIN
Integrado en Clave
Yes
Practica notificaciones
  • Postal
  • Electronic notification by means of Electronic Submission
  • Digital Services via the Single Authorised Email Address (DEHú)
Sujeto a tasas
No
Level of interactivity
Level 4: Online procedure

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