As with Income Tax Campaigns in recent years, it is not possible to get an Income Tax return on paper, and it must be filed by one of the methods mentioned below.
2023 Income Tax and Wealth Tax Newsletter
Table of Contents
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Editorial
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2023 fiscal year personal income tax return
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2023 wealth tax return
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Tax residence specification
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Annex
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Basque Country
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Navarre
2023 Income Tax and Wealth Tax Season
As expected, April has arrived and it is time to file the income tax and wealth tax returns. Specifically, the season began on April 3 and will run until July 1, the deadline to file returns for both taxes, unless you owe money and you want to direct debit the payment, in which case the deadline is June 26.
As in previous years, we have prepared this "special edition" of our Tax Newsletter, which summarizes the most relevant aspects to take into account when filing the Income Tax (IRPF) and Wealth Tax (IP) returns.
The new features introduced this season include:
- For Personal Income Tax, modification of the personal income tax base reduction limit for contributions to employment plans and those that we might call self-employed plans; the modification introduced by some Autonomous Communities of the tax scale corresponding to the general personal income tax base; as well as the modification of the tax scale applicable to the savings base.
- For Wealth Tax, restoration of the tax in Madrid, the option in Andalusia to pay this tax or the Tax on High Net Worth Individuals, and in Extremadura application of 100% relief on the tax payment for the first time.
We also wanted to mention the Solidarity Tax on High Net Worth Individuals (ISGF) which, as you know, despite being introduced as a temporary tax for the 2022 and 2023 fiscal years, has been extended indefinitely until asset taxation is reviewed in the context of a reform of the autonomous community financing system.
Finally, remember that accumulation products, such as investment funds, continue to be very efficient for managing financial investments, to the extent that they allow you to defer the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) payment, and they help reduce the Wealth Tax (IP) and Solidarity Tax on High Net Worth Individuals (ISGF) rate due to the application of the joint taxation limit.
Jesús Muñoz García
Director of Asset Planning
BBVA Private Banking
Summary table of financial product taxation for Income Tax
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