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Proportional total split of a company may qualify for tax neutrality
V5225-26
Requisitos para la aplicación del régimen de neutralidad fiscal en operaciones de fusión
V5027-26
Absorbing mergers could qualify for tax neutrality if not aimed at fraud
V1047-26
Absorption merger of a fully owned company may qualify for fiscal neutrality
V0480-26
Proportional total split of companies may qualify for fiscal neutrality
V0329-26
Neutral tax regime possible in absorption merger if no fraud
V0233-26
Possibility of applying fiscal neutrality regime in absorption mergers if not for fraud
V2403-25
Requirements for claiming tax neutrality in absorption mergers
V2348-25
Conditions for a merger by absorption to qualify for the tax neutrality regime under Corporate Income Tax
V1763-25
Requirements for the application of the tax neutrality regime in merger operations
V1503-25
Possibility of applying the tax neutrality regime in mergers if the requirements of the CIT are met
V0189-25
Possibility of applying the tax neutrality regime in merger by absorption operations
V0186-25
Family absorption merger with valid economic motives: DGT confirms access to Chapter VII, Title VII LIS neutrality regime
V2511-24
The contribution of shares from one entity to another may qualify for the special tax neutrality regime
V0919-24
Requirements for claiming special tax neutrality in social share contributions
V0802-24
Possibility of applying fiscal neutrality to share contributions to a new company
V0531-24
Fiscal neutrality regime applicable to share contributions under specific conditions
V0431-24
Property contribution to a new company may qualify for tax neutrality
V0245-24
Fiscal neutrality applicable to non-monetary share contributions to a new entity
V3138-23
Fiscal neutrality regime applicable to social share contributions if conditions met
V2576-23
Fiscal neutrality regime applicable in share exchange under specific conditions
V2517-23
Absorption merger may qualify for special tax regime
V2508-23
Fiscal neutrality regime applicable in share exchange if conditions met
V2331-23
V2307-23
Could the share exchange regime apply if voting rights are acquired and legal requirements are met?
V2305-23
Fiscal advantage in share swaps distinct from inherent tax deferral
V2214-23
Fiscal neutrality regime applicable in share exchange if voting rights acquired and legal requirements met
V1986-23
Non-cash contribution of a surface right may qualify for fiscal neutrality
V1901-23
Non-cash contributions may be eligible under special regime if conditions met
V1694-23
Possibility of applying fiscal neutrality in a share exchange under legal requirements
V1692-23
Mergers and spin-offs may qualify for special corporate tax regime with ITPAJD exemption
V1606-23
Mergers and spin-offs could qualify for special corporate tax regime
V1557-23
Exchange regime applicable if voting majority and no fraud are met
V1393-23
Non-cash contributions may be eligible under LIS special regime
V1389-23
Requirements for non-monetary contributions under the LIS special regime in IRPF
V1331-23
Non-cash contributions may apply under special regime if participation and ownership criteria are met
V0767-23
Non-cash contributions may qualify under special LIS regime
V0756-23
The special share exchange regime may apply if the operation has valid economic motives
V0080-23
Exchange regime applicable if LIS requirements and valid economic motives met
V2448-22
Share exchange may qualify under special regime if legal requirements and valid economic reasons are met
V3676-20
Non-cash contributions may apply under special regime if legal and economic conditions are met
V2841-20
Exchange of shares regime may apply if voting rights and LIS requirements are met
V2363-20
A absorption merger may qualify for the special regime if commercial and economic requirements are met
V1559-20
Requirements for the special non-cash contribution regime (Art. 87 LIS)
V1531-20
Requirements for the special regime of non-cash contributions in Corporate Tax
V1407-20
Merger could qualify for special regime under Law 3/2009 with valid economic reasons
V2045-19
Requirements for special share exchange regime: majority of voting rights and valid economic reasons
V2028-19
Special share exchange regime applicable if LIS requirements and valid economic motives met
V2010-19
Exchange regime applicable if voting rights acquired and LIS requirements met
V1979-19
Possibility of applying special share exchange regime under Art. 80 LIS and valid economic grounds
V1908-18
Possibility of applying special share exchange regime under voting majority and no fraud requirements
V0340-18
Exchange regime applicable if LIS Art. 80 requirements and valid economic reasons met
V0004-17
Possibility of applying special share exchange regime under legal requirements and valid economic grounds
V4450-16
Exchange regime applicable if LIS requirements and valid economic reasons met
V3542-16
Fusion may qualify for special tax regime if driven by valid economic reasons and not fraud
V1907-15
Corporate restructurings may qualify for special IS regime if meeting commercial and fiscal requirements and having valid economic motives
V0761-15
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