How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The assets that make up the mandatory investment coefficient of a venture capital company or venture capital fund are not computed to determine whether the entity manages movable or immovable property. These assets may be considered tied to the business activity as they are necessary for its exercise. However, this consideration of being tied to the activity is conditional upon the fulfillment of said coefficient being mandatory for the period established in the regulatory framework.
The DGT's position has remained constant since 2015, confirming that the assets of the mandatory investment coefficient are not computed for the classification of a property-holding entity. Throughout the rulings, it has been specified that these assets may be considered tied to the business activity. Recent doctrine links this tie to the mandatory nature of complying with the coefficient according to the applicable regulations.
Turning points
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Establishes that the assets that make up the mandatory investment coefficient of an SCR may be considered tied to the business activity.
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Qualifies that the consideration of the assets of the coefficient being tied to the activity is subject to the fulfillment of said coefficient being mandatory for the period established in the regulations.
Analysis based on 7 of 9 rulings with a stated position. Updated 30 September 2026.