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V1902-18 27 June 2018 · SG de Impuestos sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas Criterion in force
IRPF · imputación temporal

Judicially recognised employment income is attributed to the year the judgement becomes final

A taxpayer received personnel supplements and late payment interest following a court ruling. The DGT has determined that employment income must be attributed to the tax year in which the resolution becomes final, and that late payment interest is taxed as capital gains.

The question raised

Question raised: Taxation in the Personal Income Tax of the referred amounts.

The DGT's ruling

Income from employment pending judicial resolution is attributed to the tax period in which the judgment becomes final. If the generation period exceeds two years, the 30 percent reduction may be applied. Late payment interest, having an indemnification nature, is taxed as capital gains in the tax year in which the change in assets occurs (when they are quantified and their payment is agreed).

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