The possibility of recovering part of dental healthcare expenses in the tax declaration is a reality for thousands of families in the archipelago. This deduction, which is not new at the state level, remains in force for the 2026 campaign, corresponding to the 2025 fiscal year, and can represent significant savings.

The maximum amount deductible in the Canary Islands is 600 euros for individual declarations and 840 euros for joint declarations, provided that the treatments are not aesthetic and certain income requirements are met. Other communities such as Cantabria and the Valencian Community also offer similar deductions, albeit with different percentages and economic limits.

For the deduction to be accepted by the Tax Agency, it is essential to meet a series of conditions. Expenses must be supported by a complete and nominative invoice issued in 2025, must not be covered by public healthcare or private insurance, and payment must be made by traceable means such as card, transfer, or nominative check, excluding cash. Furthermore, the taxable base limits established by regional regulations must be respected.

This measure is of great importance, as dental treatments represent one of the most common healthcare expenditures for households. The regional deduction offers a direct way to reduce the tax bill, especially benefiting families with multiple members or those requiring prolonged treatments. It is recommended to keep all documentation and review the specific regulations to take advantage of this tax benefit.