Can you disgrace the wedding expenses? Deductions to which the newly married to pay less taxes can be accepted
Marry It is one of the most important moments of the life of a couple: for many, the “yes, I want” is a moment that, although symbolic, is recorded as one of the happiest days of their life. However, formalizing a marriage is not only symbolic, since it is a Civil status change and the assumption of some rights and Responsibilities legal.
In addition, weddings are a great expense for the parties, so many wonder if It is possible to deduct some of the wedding expenses. A post on the Mapfre website, in the “future plans” portal, clarifies all these issues.
As reported from the portal, marrying does not break up in the Treasury, but it is possible to deduce certain expenses of the rental link, which can be expenses in the ceremony itself or wedding gifts in the form of donations:
Donation deductions to the Church and NGOs
The Tax Agency allows you to deduce donations and Contributions “A priority activities of patronage, as well as legally recognized foundations and declared associations of public utility,” such as Churches or NGOs.
Thus, if part of the wedding expenses are made in donation to a parishor taxpayers make donations to NGO (For example, through the amounts received as a gift), they can be deduced:
- He 80% of the donation in the first 250 euros donated
- From 250 euros: In the first and second year of donation: deduction of the 40%. From the third year, of the 45%.
In no case may the amount of the deduction exceed the maximum of 10% of the liquidable base.
It is possible to present the joint statement when married
People who, when marrying, will integrate a family unit, can make a Income declaration joint. For these cases, the Treasury contemplates a series of deductions:
- Family unit with both spouses and their children: reduction of 3,400 euros in the tax base.
- Single -parent family unit (a parent with children in charge): reduction of 2,150 euros per year.
As they explain from Mapfre, it is in the case of couples in which only one of its members works when it is possible to disgrace a greater amount through these deductions. Joint taxation “links all family members”, and if one decides to do it individually, the rest must do the same.
