The Tax Agency has already published the taxpayer calendar by which the 2021 Income campaign is launched. It will start on April 6, and taxpayers will be able to submit their income earned during 2021 Until June 30th.
To file the declaration via telephone We will have to wait a little longer, until May 5. The presentation in offices will be delayed one more month and will start next June 1. If you are a taxpayer with a result to pay and you want to domicile the result of the settlement, you will have June 27 as the deadline to present the declaration.
According to the Tax Agency, if the due date coincides with a local or regional holiday, “The term ends on the first business day following that indicated in this calendar.”
Who has to file the 2021 Income Tax return?
Who has to file the 2021 Income Tax return?
- Those who have received 22,000 euros per year.
- Whoever has more than one single payer in the 2021 financial year, then the limit is reduced to 14,000 euros if the amount received by the second and the remaining payers exceeds 1,500 euros.
- People who are in ERE and ERTE must submit personal income tax as they are considered another payer outside their company.
- Those who have sold shares.
- Those who have sold a property during 2021 or have rented it.
- Those who have received grants or aid.
- Those who have capital gains and losses.
In this 2021 Income, the 47% tax on work income of more than 300,000 is introduced for the first time. In addition, income over 200,000 euros will be taxed at 26% (the percentage goes up three points). According to Treasury, These changes will affect 36,194 taxpayers and their impact will be 491.4 million euros.
Who does not have to file the return
All persons who exclusively obtain full income from work, capital or economic activities, or those who have patrimonial assets as profits, with a joint limit of 1,000 euros per year or property losses of less than 500 euros. Comprehensive earnings from work are wages, unemployment benefits, and certain Social Security pensions.