Spain's DGT backs tax consolidation group for an investment company and its real estate subsidiary
Spain's Directorate General of Taxation, in binding ruling V5195-26 of July 17, 2026, confirms that a company engaged in managing financial investments and strategic direction can be the parent of its wholly owned real estate subsidiary and form a tax consolidation group under Corporate Income Tax. The regime requires meeting the participation, control and agreement-maintenance requirements of articles 58 and 61 of the LIS and notifying the tax authority before the start of the fiscal year.
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- The DGT concludes SA can be the parent of SB as it holds 100% of its capital and a majority of voting rights.
- Both are Spanish tax residents and are subject and not exempt from Corporate Income Tax.
- To apply the regime in 2026, agreements must be adopted in 2025 and notified before the start of 2026.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Fiscal Impuestos. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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