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Con fecha 31/03/2016, la AEAT ha publicado una nota aclaratoria en la que se pone de manifiesto que el criterio fijado en el informe analiza la cuestión respecto de los ejercicios a los que resulta de aplicación el TRLIS aprobado por el Real Decreto Legislativo 4/2004, y la Ley 43/1995, de 27 de diciembre, del Impuesto sobre Sociedades.” 

La AEAT, a pesar de los criterios que la DGT ha emitido en diferentes consultas vinculantes (Vid. V4080-15 de 21 de diciembre de 2015), basándose en las Resoluciones del TEAC, concluye lo siguiente:

  1. Los intereses de demora contenidos en las liquidaciones administrativas derivadas de procedimientos de comprobación, de naturaleza indemnizatoria, no son partidas deducibles a la hora de determinar la base imponible del IS, en aplicación de la doctrina vinculante del TEAC (Resolución del TEAC de 7 de mayo de 2015). 

  2. Los intereses suspensivos, debido a su naturaleza financiera, sí son deducibles a la hora de determinar la base imponible del IS, equiparándose así a los aplazamientos. 

  3. En los casos que sea necesario dictar una nueva liquidación, en virtud del artículo 26.5 de la LGT, y hubiera mediado suspensión, los intereses de demora liquidados sobre la nueva cuota no serán deducibles desde que se produjo el incumplimiento por parte del obligado tributario hasta que se produce la primera liquidación administrativa en la que se corrige dicho incumplimiento. Los intereses devengados a partir de ese momento sí serían deducibles.

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