How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
Social Security contributions, including those derived from special agreements, are deductible expenses from gross employment income. Their temporal allocation must be made in the tax period in which they become due, following the payment system (single payment or installments) chosen by the subscriber before the General Social Security Treasury. This allocation is independent of the training periods carried out.
The DGT maintains a consistent position regarding the deductibility of Social Security contributions as an expense to determine net employment income. The evolution focuses on the precision of temporal allocation, extending the criterion of due dates to the payment systems of special agreements (V0907-25 and V5364-26).
Turning points
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Establishes that the allocation of contributions via special internship agreements is governed by the payment system chosen by the subscriber, regardless of the training periods.
Analysis based on 47 of 49 rulings with a stated position. Updated 19 September 2026.