How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
Income from movable capital includes amounts received by partners on account of the settlement quota, which are integrated into the savings tax base when they become due. Likewise, income from the subletting of a premises is classified as income from movable capital, allowing for the proportional deduction of the rent paid according to the sublet surface area. In cases of distributions of takeover premiums, subsequent dividends reduce the acquisition value up to the limit of the income computed on that day.
The DGT's position does not show a single doctrinal evolution, as the rulings address different and heterogeneous technical scenarios. An application of specific criteria for each scenario is observed: the classification of subleases, the treatment of takeover premiums, and the integration of settlement advances into the savings base.
Turning points
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Establishes that dividends following a takeover premium reduce the acquisition value, up to the limit of the previously computed income from movable capital.
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Classifies subletting income as income from movable capital and allows for the proportional deduction of rent according to the surface area.
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Defines amounts received by partners on account of the settlement quota as full income from movable capital to be integrated into the savings base.
Analysis based on 43 of 48 rulings with a stated position. Updated 20 September 2026.