The Tax Administration has reopened the process; Parents whose education expense claims were rejected can reapply in DIVA

Parents who were denied the benefit of compensation from the deduction of education expenses for their children will have the opportunity to reapply within the DIVA declaration.

The Tax Administration announces that it has reopened the system for submitting the required documentation.

Individuals whose applications were rejected due to the absence of fiscalized invoices can reapply and benefit from the scheme if they complete the relevant documentation.

The Tax Administration has also begun notifying applicants whose files were not approved during verification because tax invoices proving the declared education expenses were not uploaded.

According to official clarifications, the initial rejection does not mean the loss of the right to benefit. Any individual who possesses fiscalized invoices can submit a new request by following the procedures set by regional directorates and uploading the documentation into the system.

The Tax Administration emphasizes that fiscalized invoices are a mandatory condition for approval of the expense deduction, in accordance with the personal income tax law.

Beneficiaries of this scheme are individuals with annual gross income up to 1.2 million ALL who have dependent children. In addition to the taxable deduction of 48,000 ALL per child under the age of 18, they may also benefit from an education expense deduction of up to 100,000 ALL, provided it is documented with the relevant invoices.

According to the administration, the total benefit for eligible families can reach up to around 250 euros. Meanwhile, the tax refund process has also begun for individuals who declared children in the 2025 DIVA. So far, 34,263 individuals have benefited, with a total of 517.7 million ALL returned to them.

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