Ley 5/1990, de 29 de junio, sobre medidas en materia presupuestaria, financiera y tributaria (procedente del Real Decreto-ley 7/1989, de 29 de diciembre). | BOE-A-1990-15348 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 5/1990, de 29 de junio, sobre medidas en materia presupuestaria, financiera y tributaria (procedente del Real Decreto-ley 7/1989, de 29 de diciembre).

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Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1990-15348
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Language
es
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Certain corporate income tax taxpayers and permanent establishments must make advance payments in April, October, and December 1990. This provision lets taxpayers deduct certain investment and job-creation amounts from their tax base, subject to detailed percentages, caps, and conditions. Quienes obtengan rentas o incrementos patrimoniales sujetos al impuesto deben presentar declaración, salvo ciertos casos con ingresos bajos o dentro de los límites indicados. This article sets the 1990 personal income tax rate scale, adds a 70% cap for taxpayers under personal liability, and sets separate 20% and 8% rates for certain capital gains. Rules on when the tax period is shorter than a calendar year and how related deductions are reduced.