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BOE-A-2026-20239 ·29 September 2026 ·Resolution Medium impact
Labour

Social Security: regulation of the procedure for the accounting write-off of credits, rights, and obligations

The Joint Resolution of 10 June 2026 establishes the procedure for processing files to extinguish Social Security credits, rights, and obligations, as well as the accounting actions for their write-off (Annex). This regulation unifies criteria regarding the grounds for extinction, competent bodies, and applicable procedures within the framework of the Integrated Social Security Accounting System (SICOSS). Specific cases are included, such as debts amounting to less than 3% of the IPREM or 20% in 'mortis causa' successions (letter f).

In 3 key points

  1. Extinction of credits for amounts below 3% of the IPREM or 20% in mortis causa successions, letter f (letra f)
  2. Write-off of credits for debtors in insolvency proceedings involving debt write-offs or extinctions, letter i (letra i)
  3. Applicable to accounting write-off files within the General Audit and the General Treasury of the Social Security, Second (Segunda)

How it affects those involved

For Social Security administrations (TGSS, INSS, etc.), the regulation unifies accounting action criteria and debt write-off procedures (Second). For debtors, the regulation defines the circumstances in which the Administration may proceed with the extinction of credits, such as minimum amount debts (less than 3% of the IPREM or 20% in successions) or credits derived from liable parties in insolvency proceedings involving debt write-offs or extinctions (letters f and i).

Lifecycle

2026-09-29PublishedPublished in the BOE
2026-09-30Into forceComes into force (Entrada en vigor (nota del analisis oficial del BOE))
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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