AEAT: €1,350+ Tax Deduction for Pre-2013 Homebuyers
- Certain taxpayers can still benefit from the habitual housing deduction, according to finance officials.
- To qualify,taxpayers must have previously benefited from this deduction before 2013.
- another exception applies to taxpayers who were not obligated to file taxes due to low income, or who filed but were ineligible for the deduction due to insufficient...
Habitual Housing Deduction: Who Can Benefit?
Certain taxpayers can still benefit from the habitual housing deduction, according to finance officials. The deduction is available to specific groups:
- Individuals who purchased a home before 2013.This also applies to those who made payments for its construction before January 1, 2013.
- Individuals who paid for home advancement work, such as rehabilitation or expansion, that began before 2013 and concluded before 2017.
To qualify,taxpayers must have previously benefited from this deduction before 2013. An exception exists for those who did not claim the deduction because their investments in prior homes did not exceed the required amounts.
another exception applies to taxpayers who were not obligated to file taxes due to low income, or who filed but were ineligible for the deduction due to insufficient tax liability.
Deduction Amount for Habitual Housing
The habitual housing deduction has a maximum base of 9,040 euros annually. It includes a 7.5% state portion and a 7.5% autonomous (regional) portion, totaling a maximum deduction of 15%, or 1,356 euros per year.
In Catalonia, a higher autonomous deduction of 9% is available for taxpayers under 32 who were unemployed for at least 183 days in 2024, have a disability of at least 65%, or are part of a family unit with at least one child.

