Madrid's High Court of Justice annuls over 403,000 euros in tax assessments against a content creator
In a ruling dated May 4, 2026, the High Court of Justice of Madrid annulled personal income tax assessments for 2017 to 2019 totaling 241,860.82 euros and the related penalty of 161,502.99 euros imposed on a digital content creator. The tax agency considered that her company contributed residual value and applied the comparable uncontrolled price method, attributing almost all income to the individual. The court finds the comparable was not properly constructed: the final audiovisual product integrates creative, technical and organizational decisions and the work of other professionals.
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- Madrid's High Court annuls 2017-2019 income tax assessments of 241,860.82 euros and a penalty of 161,502.99 euros
- The tax agency applied the comparable uncontrolled price method and recognized only a 5% margin for the company
- The court holds that the final audiovisual product is not equivalent to the creator's contribution to her company
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