How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The annual declaration of transactions with third parties requires reporting the total amount of consideration, including VAT quotas and surcharges. Operations that do not require an invoice, such as indemnities, or those reported in specific forms such as Form 180, are excluded. Non-repayable grants must be declared if they exceed the limit of 3,005.06 euros per year together with other transactions with the same entity.
The DGT's position remains stable regarding the general obligation and the amount limits. The doctrine has specified the nature of certain concepts, clarifying that indemnities are not declared because they do not require an invoice and that non-repayable grants are indeed subject to the 3,005.06 euro limit.
Turning points
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Clarifies that the indemnity should not be included because it is not an operation that requires the issuance of an invoice.
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Establishes that non-repayable grants must be declared if they exceed 3,005.06 euros per year together with other transactions with the same entity.
Analysis based on 11 of 12 rulings with a stated position. Updated 27 September 2026.