How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
The exemption for reinvestment in a life annuity requires that the amount obtained be allocated within six months to an insured life annuity, with a limit of 240,000 euros. The contract must be entered into with an insurance entity, have an annual or shorter periodicity, and the annuities cannot decrease by more than 5% annually. In the case of reversion mechanisms or certain periods, the limits of the ninth additional provision of the RIRPF must be respected.
The DGT's position remains constant in the application of the regulatory requirements for the reinvestment exemption. The rulings confirm that the exemption requires the establishment of an insured life annuity and does not allow investment in other assets such as investment funds. The doctrine focuses on strict compliance with the deadlines, amount limits, and periodicity conditions of the IRPF Regulation.
Analysis based on 52 of 57 rulings with a stated position. Updated 18 September 2026.