How the DGT's position has evolved
Current position
In professional civil societies, the withholdings borne by the entity are deducted in the personal tax return of each partner according to the proportion of income attributed to them. For services provided abroad under tax treaties, the withholding must not exceed the limit established in the applicable treaty. For employment income, the limit for non-declaration due to a single payer remains at 22,000 euros per year.
The DGT's position is heterogeneous due to the diversity of the scenarios presented, but it maintains constant criteria on specific topics. In business subrogation, it has been reiterated that the transferee is the same employer to avoid the existence of more than one payer. No doctrinal change is observed, but rather the application of stable criteria in different areas of IRPF (Personal Income Tax).
Analysis based on 1824 of 1875 rulings with a stated position. Updated 28 September 2026.