The Ministry of Finance has raised from 15% to 25% the reduction on the net income of IRPF modules for the year 2022 for agricultural, livestock and forestry activities to alleviate “the sharp increase in costs borne” as a result of the war in Ukraine.
In a ministerial order published this Tuesday in the BOE, the Treasury establishes this increase in the general reduction for taxpayers who pay these activities by the objective estimation method.
Likewise, the order establishes a series of reductions in the net yield indices for 2022 for agricultural and livestock activities affected by exceptional circumstances in that year, located in certain geographical areas, according to the report issued by the Ministry of Agriculture.
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