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BOE-A-2026-19400 ·17 September 2026 ·Resolution not-relevant
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Taxpayers in Balearic Islands: grants or subsidies will not be taxed as income from economic activities

The State-Balearic Islands Bilateral Commission has agreed to resolve discrepancies regarding Decree-law 1/2026 to prevent certain financial aids from being improperly taxed (Annex I). The agreement establishes that the grants or subsidies mentioned in article 3 quinquies of the Autonomous Community's Recast Text will not form part of the taxpayer's income from economic activities (Annex I). This pact ends the legal controversy between the State and the Autonomous Community regarding the application of measures to mitigate the economic crisis.

In 2 key points

  1. Grants or subsidies will in no case form part of the taxpayer's income from economic activities, Annex I (Anexo I)
  2. The agreement resolves the discrepancies expressed in relation to the first final provision of Decree-law 1/2026, Annex II (Anexo II)

How it affects those involved

For taxpayers (companies and the self-employed) in the Balearic Islands receiving the grants or subsidies regulated by Decree-law 1/2026, the effect is an improvement in their tax burden, as they are explicitly excluded from the base of income from economic activities (Annex I). This prevents double taxation or an unwanted tax burden arising from the current economic crisis. The regional administration commits to undertaking the necessary legislative amendment to formalise this criterion (Annex I).

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2026-09-17PublishedPublished in the BOE
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