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Mar 30, 13:15

2025 Spanish Tax Campaign: Key Dates, New Rules, and Filing Methods

The 2025 Spanish tax campaign starts April 2nd and ends June 30th, featuring new payment methods, self-correction tools, and changes to deductions for donations, rental income, and digital platform transactions.

2025 Spanish Tax Campaign: Key Dates, New Rules, and Filing Methods

The 2025 Spanish tax campaign starts April 2nd and ends June 30th, featuring new payment methods, self-correction tools, and changes to deductions for donations, rental income, and digital platform transactions.

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What are the key dates and filing methods for the 2025 Spanish tax campaign, and what are the main novelties for taxpayers?

The 2025 Spanish tax campaign runs from April 2nd to June 30th. Online filing starts April 2nd, phone filing (with prior appointment) from May 6th, and in-person filing (also with appointment) from June 2nd. New this year are credit/Bizum payment options and a self-correction tool for errors.

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Dec 27, 16:11

Spain Changes IRPF Refund Process for Mutualists

The Spanish Tax Agency altered the IRPF refund process for mutualists, suspending all unapproved refund requests before December 22, 2024, requiring yearly claims starting 2025 instead of lump-sum payments for multiple years, affecting thousands of retirees.

Spain Changes IRPF Refund Process for Mutualists

The Spanish Tax Agency altered the IRPF refund process for mutualists, suspending all unapproved refund requests before December 22, 2024, requiring yearly claims starting 2025 instead of lump-sum payments for multiple years, affecting thousands of retirees.

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What is the immediate impact of the Spanish Tax Agency's new procedure for IRPF refunds for mutualists?

The Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) has changed the process for IRPF (Personal Income Tax) refunds for mutualists, suspending all refund requests not approved before December 22, 2024. This eliminates the option to receive a lump-sum refund for multiple years and instead requires yearly claims during the regular tax filing period. The change affects thousands of retired workers who had overpaid taxes due to a Supreme Court ruling.

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Mar 12, 07:12

Spanish Housing Tax Implications: Primary Residence vs. Second Homes

Spanish tax laws on housing vary depending on property use; primary residences are tax-exempt, while second homes incur a tax based on cadastral value, and rental income is taxable but allows for deductions. Tax breaks are available for specific situations, like those involving mortgage payments and...

Spanish Housing Tax Implications: Primary Residence vs. Second Homes

Spanish tax laws on housing vary depending on property use; primary residences are tax-exempt, while second homes incur a tax based on cadastral value, and rental income is taxable but allows for deductions. Tax breaks are available for specific situations, like those involving mortgage payments and...

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What are the primary tax implications for homeowners in Spain regarding their primary and secondary residences?

In Spain, the tax declaration process for housing is complex, varying based on property use and ownership. Homeowners don't pay extra taxes on their primary residence but can deduct mortgage payments made before 2013. Second homes incur a tax based on their cadastral value, regardless of rental status.

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Dec 13, 13:13

RIU Ends Tax Dispute, Forfeiting €468,830 Deduction

RIU Hotels concluded a legal battle with the Spanish tax authorities, foregoing an appeal against a ruling that denied a €468,830 tax deduction on a land sale, deemed a short-term investment rather than a long-term asset as RIU claimed.

RIU Ends Tax Dispute, Forfeiting €468,830 Deduction

RIU Hotels concluded a legal battle with the Spanish tax authorities, foregoing an appeal against a ruling that denied a €468,830 tax deduction on a land sale, deemed a short-term investment rather than a long-term asset as RIU claimed.

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What are the key facts of the legal dispute between RIU Hotels and the Spanish tax authorities, and what is the final outcome?

RIU Hotels has ended its legal battle with the Spanish tax authorities over a tax deduction. A court ruled against RIU's claim that land bought and sold within two years qualified for the deduction, intended for long-term assets. RIU will not appeal, ending a dispute over €468,830.

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