More than 27 years of experience

On 28 January 2022, the Budget Law of the Region of Murcia for the current year came into force, bringing with it a series of tax changes in the scope of taxes managed by the Región de Murcia.
Probably the most relevant is that, within the Donations Tax, the deduction of 99% of the tax quota is extended to the group of relationship III of article 20.2.a) of the Law 29/1987, of 18 December, on Inheritance and Donations Tax.
This group III includes siblings, uncles, nephews, nieces, and ascendants and descendants by affinity (parents-in-law, daughters-in-law, sons-in-law, stepchildren or step-parents), which join Group I and II formed, respectively, by children under 21 years of age, and children over 21 years of age, spouses, grandparents, parents and adoptive parents.
This modification applies with effect from 1 January 2022, but it is very important to note that it only applies to Donations tax, not inheritance tax.
In the regional part of the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) we find a deduction for renting a house for people under 35 years old, large families and disabled people with a degree of disability equal or higher than 65%.
The same tax also includes a new regional deduction for working women for the care of each child under the age of 18 or dependent person in their care. The deduction ranges between 300 and 400 euros per child or per dependent person.
Finally, the following are of interest: the freezing of Regional tariffs; the elimination, by 2022, of Taxes on gambling; and within the Wealth Tax, the deduction from the total tax liability of 100% of the amount of money allocated during the year following the date of accrual to projects of exceptional regional public interest, which will be included in a list to be published by the CARM.

Related entries
s-l-vs-autonomo
16 October 2025

S.L or Autónomo – Which is Better?

10 Compelling Reasons to Form a Spanish Limited Company (S.L.) Rather Than Operating as Autónomo Establishing a business in Spain requires a fundamental decision: should you operate as an autónomo (self-employed individual) or constitute a Sociedad Limitada (S.L.)? Whilst setting up as an autónomo may initially appear simpler and more economical, the medium to long-term […]

Unpaid IBI bill
30 September 2025

IBI Debts and Property Purchases in Spain

The Hidden Liability: IBI Debts and Property Purchases in Spain – A Comprehensive Legal and Strategic Analysis News update: 30/09/2025 Executive Summary A recent binding ruling from Spain’s Directorate-General for Taxation (DGT) has clarified a critical—and often overlooked—legal risk for property buyers in Spain: purchasers can be held directly liable for unpaid Property Tax (IBI) […]

Blog post featured image for the latest guide to the IBI tax for expats
29 September 2025

Spanish IBI Property Taxes Guide for Expats

Spanish Property Taxes Guide for Expats: Complete Guide to IBI Tax in Murcia, Alicante, Valencia & Almería Are you paying too much in Spanish property taxes? Many expat homeowners unknowingly overpay or face costly penalties due to regional differences they never knew existed. If you own property in Murcia, Alicante, Valencia, or Almería, the tax […]

A wooden judge’s gavel resting on stacks of 50-euro banknotes in front of the Spanish flag, symbolising law, justice, and financial matters in Spain
21 August 2025

New Property Tax Laws for Non-EU Owners

Breaking: Spanish Court Ends Tax Discrimination for Non-EU Property Owners – What This Means for You Key Takeaway: The Spanish National Court has ruled that preventing non-EU property owners from deducting rental expenses violates EU law. This landmark decision allows thousands of British, American, and other non-EU investors to claim substantial tax refunds and significantly […]