The Income Declaration Campaign 2025corresponding to fiscal year 2024, begins today, April 2, 2025. To avoid surprises and possible sanctions, it is essential to know the key dates, know how to correctly elaborate the draft and be attentive to the most common mistakes that may arise in the process. Next, we offer you A guide with all the necessary information.
Key income dates that you should take into account in 2025
The Tax Agency has established the following calendar for the presentation of the declaration:
- April 2, 2025: Start of the presentation of internet statements through the web income service.
- April 29, 2025: The previous appointment for telephone presentation is enabled.
- May 6, 2025: Telephone attention begins through the “We call you” program.
- May 29, 2025: Opening of the previous appointment for face -to -face care in offices.
- June 2, 2025: Start of the face -to -face service in offices of the Tax Agency.
- June 25, 2025: Deadline for submitting statements with the result to enter through banking domicile.
- June 30, 2025: End of the deadline for submitting the declaration.
Who must submit the income statement
Not all taxpayers are obliged to submit the statement. According to current regulations, those who:
- Have obtained income higher than 22,000 euros per year from a single payer.
- If they have had two or more payersthey are obliged to declare whether the sum of the income of the second and remaining payers exceeds the 1,500 euros and total income exceeds 15,000 euros annual.
- Those who have perceived FURNITURE CAPITAL RESULTS (Bank interest, dividends) or patrimonial earnings subject to retention for an amount exceeding 1,600 euros.
- Taxpayers with Promoted Real Estate, Treasury Letters or Other Subsidies Revenueprovided they exceed 1,000 euros per year.
- Who carry out economic activities on their own or in objective estimate, autonomous.
- People who wish to benefit from fiscal deductions, as for the acquisition of habitual housing or contributions to pension plans.
If any of these thresholds are not exceeded, the presentation of the statement is optional, although in some cases it can be recommended if the result is to return.
How to make the draft correctly
The draft declaration is a document that the Tax Agency provides taxpayers with the fiscal information available. However, it is the responsibility of the taxpayer to review and correct possible errors before confirming it.
Steps to obtain and review the draft:
- 1. Access the draft: You can get it through the website of the Tax Agency using your NIF, Cl@VE PIN, Digital Certificate or the reference number that you can request on the website itself.
- 2. Review personal and fiscal data: It is essential to verify that all data are correct, including income, deductions and retentions applied.
- 3. Check applicable deductions: Depending on your autonomous community, you could benefit from deductions for housing rental, educational expenses, disability, among others.
- 4. Modify the draft if necessary: If you detect incomplete errors or data, you must correct them before confirming the statement.
- 5. Confirm and present: Once reviewed, you can present it directly from the OA website through the application of the Tax Agency.
Common mistakes to avoid in the income statement
- 1. Do not check the draft before confirming it: Although the Tax Agency collects fiscal information, important data may be missing such as rental income or contributions to pension plans.
- 2. Errors in civil status or family situation: Changes in marital status, birth of children or disability situations can affect applicable deductions.
- 3. Do not include additional income: If you have worked with multiple employers or have carried out economic activities on your own, be sure to include all the income obtained.
- 4. Forget deductions and tax benefits: There are numerous deductions for habitual housing, donations or educational expenses that can reduce the amount to be paid.
- 5. Do not update the fiscal address: An incorrect address can generate problems in receiving notifications and even sanctions.
- 6. Present out of time: Not complying with established deadlines may involve economic surcharges or sanctions.
- 7. Do not check the declaration result: Before presenting, check if the statement goes out to pay or pay, and choose the payment or return form that best suits your situation.
The 2025 income statement can be a simple procedure if the right steps are followed and common errors are avoided. Know the key dates, carefully review the draft and ensure to include all relevant information are essential actions to comply with tax obligations without inconveniences. If you have doubts, you can always consult with a fiscal advisor or go to the services of the Tax Agency to get help.