How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
Homeowners' associations act as entities under the income attribution regime, where earnings are attributed to owners according to their participation coefficient. The obligation to file Form 184 arises when non-exempt income exceeds 3,000 euros annually or if the entity carries out an economic activity. If the entity is a taxpayer of Corporate Tax (IS), it is not considered an entity under the income attribution regime and is not required to file this form.
The DGT's position remains stable regarding the nature of homeowners' associations as entities under the income attribution regime. The doctrine has specified the treatment of various types of income (subsidies, indemnities, easements) and the thresholds for reporting obligations. The evolution shows a consolidation of the criterion regarding the exemption from the reporting obligation when income is exempt or does not reach the legal limit.
Turning points
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Specifies that there is no obligation to file Form 184 if the only income is a capital gain from insurance indemnity and does not exceed 3,000 euros.
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Establishes that if a civil society has a commercial purpose and pays Corporate Tax (IS), it is not an entity under the income attribution regime and is exempt from filing Form 184.
Analysis based on 25 of 28 rulings with a stated position. Updated 24 September 2026.