With Spain facing higher living costs and rising prices for food and fuel, the government has taken a meaningful step to support families. The tax authorities announced a 2,400 euro aid as part of family law measures, designed to help households reduce tax obligations and counter poverty and social exclusion. This article explains what the aid covers and how families can access it.
How much is the 2,400 euro aid from the Treasury
The treasury has confirmed that the 2,400 euro benefit is a tax deduction intended to assist qualifying families. While discussions continue after the Ministry of Social Services and Agenda 2030 reframed the definition of family, the aid remains a key form of financial relief for many households.
Requirements to access treasury aid
The 2,400 euro aid, previously called family tax relief, applies to regular and extended families. For standard families, the annual amount is 1,200 euros, and for large families in the special category it can reach 2,400 euros per year. The program now includes single parent families with two children, households with a member who is disabled, victims of gender-based violence, and those whose parents are under long-term hospital treatment or imprisonment.
How to request 2,400 euros of aid from the Treasury
Eligible individuals must submit Form 143 through the Electronic Headquarters of the Tax Office or by visiting an AEAT call center. It is not necessary to reapply every year unless family circumstances change. Depending on the situation, aid can be requested either on an individual basis or for the whole family unit.
Financial relief for Spanish families
This Treasury assistance comes at a sensitive time and provides meaningful relief for households coping with higher living costs. The measure signals the government’s commitment to social welfare and inclusion beyond immediate economic support.
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The 2,400 euro aid from the Treasury offers timely help to families in Spain, delivering tangible relief and showing that the government is actively addressing economic challenges. For eligible households, this support can ease the financial burden and bring some peace of mind during uncertain times.