Ana Obregón and the income statement: the amount that can be deducted for her surrogate motherhood

Despite being an illegal practice in our country, children born through surrogacy can be included in the Income Statement. Although the controversy over this method of reproduction has been heated in recent months, especially as a result of the ‘case Ana Obregon‘, the reality is that most of these children are legally registered in Spain, which allows their parents or legal guardians to enjoy the same advantages and tax obligations as other families.

In the case of the actress, officially the little girl’s grandmother Ana Sandra, your status as legal guardian makes you responsible for all of these obligations. The biologist has already reported that the girl, despite being born in America, will have an American passport and dual nationality, legally being her daughter before the authorities, so she will also be able to enjoy tax benefits next year thanks to her recent birth. released maternity.

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So, the protagonist of Ana and the 7 you can save up to 1.000 euros in the Income Statement for next year, thanks to the state deduction for maternity, which allows up to 100 euros per month to be charged to all those working mothers with sons or daughters under three years of age. This deduction is calculated proportionally to the number of months of the baby, including the month of birth and not computing the month of completion of the three years. Since little Ana Sandra was born on March 20, Ana Obregón will be able to include up to 10 months of this year in this deduction, and she will thus receive a total of 3.600 euros until the girl turns 3 years old, as explained by TaxDown.

But not only Ana Obregón will be able to qualify for this deduction. In addition to all working mothers, and some exceptional cases such as permanent-discontinuous workers in months of inactivity or mothers in ERTE, last December, the Council of Ministers approved a modification to the norm. As of 2024, mothers who are unemployed or who receive the minimum vital income will also be able to benefit from this measure, extending this aid to all Spanish mothers. Although it has no place in this year’s declaration, the advance payment can be requested by all mothers since last January.