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V2343-24 12 November 2024 · SG de Impuestos sobre el Consumo Criterion in force
IVA · derecho a la deducción

Consultant starting VAT-exempt private tuition: must apply sector-specific deduction where CNAE groups differ and deduction rates vary by over 50 percentage points

A consultant offering VAT-exempt private tuition on educational subjects (as per Article 20.1.10 of the VAT Law) seeks guidance on claiming deductions. The DGT concludes that, due to different CNAE groups and deduction rates differing by more than 50 percentage points, distinct VAT sectors exist, requiring separate application of the deduction regime.

The question raised

Question raised: Right to deduct Value Added Tax amounts incurred by the applicant.

The DGT's ruling

Private lessons taught by natural persons on subjects included in educational system curricula are exempt from VAT pursuant to Article 20.One.10º LIVA. When a professional simultaneously carries out activities whose deduction percentages differ by more than 50 percentage points and belong to different CNAE groups, there are differentiated sectors (Art. 9.1.c).a') LIVA) and the deduction regime must be applied separately for each sector pursuant to Article 101 LIVA. Goods and services used in common between sectors are apportioned pursuant to Article 104 LIVA.

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