Spain’s latest housing decree could put up to €500 back in the pockets of many renters.
- The government plan adds a 10% tax credit on rent payments for tenants whose annual income is below €33,007.
- The benefit only applies in “tensioned” residential markets—areas identified by the autonomous community as having high demand.
- Tax authorities estimate the measure will cost about €820 million and could help roughly 1.6 million taxpayers, averaging a €512 saving per person.
If the parliament gives its final sign‑off, qualifying renters can look forward to a noticeable reduction in their IRPF bill.