The subdelegate of the Government, Abel Losada, visited the headquarters of the Tax Agency to know the device that began last Monday, June 3, for the face-to-face presentation of the IRPF 2023 Declarations. The visit was accompanied by Daniel Gómez, delegate of the Tax Agency in Pontevedra; Mariano García, head of Management, and Roberto Rúas, general secretary.
This year in the province of Pontevedra it is expected that 493,000 declarations will be filed, 1.2% more, of which some 336,000, just over 68%, are expected to be entitled to a refund for an estimated global amount of 180 million euros.
Daniel Gómez explained, after visiting the area of posts of attention to the citizens by appointment, that the number of taxpayers that is expected to attend during the face-to-face campaign in the province of Pontevedra, exceeds 22,000 people, figures similar to those of last year. In the province, a powerful territorial deployment is made available to citizens, having up to 6 face-to-face care platforms operational. Specifically in the towns of Pontevedra, Vigo, A Estrada, Tui, Ponteareas and Vilagarcía de Arousa.
The subdelegate applauded the quality of the service provided at the Tax Agency and the “exquisite attention” with which it informs and advises the people who come to present their Income Tax Return. “Also in this, Spain is an example to many other countries in the world and it is very gratifying to see in person the efficiency with which this face-to-face phase of the campaign is developed.”
Start office support
The service of preparation of IRPF statements in the offices will be provided until July 1, with tomorrow’s time being from 08:30 to 14:00, and in the afternoons from 15:30 to 18:30.
Office assistance is offered with a progressive opening scheme adapted to the absorption capacity of care centers. Therefore, if at any given time the taxpayer does not find available appointments, this does not mean that there are no appointments, but that more appointments will be reopened at subsequent dates. In any case, the Agency recommends not to wait for this new opening, but to opt for the ‘Le Llamamos’, which will continue to have sufficient capacity to absorb demand.
Who is not required to testify
In general terms, taxpayers with income exclusively from work up to the amount of 22,000 euros per year are not required. However, this limit is reduced if the returns come from more than one payer (with exceptions), or also when the payer is not obliged to withhold and when the returns are subject to a fixed withholding rate. In such cases, the limit has been raised to 15,000 euros per year.
Both limits remain valid so as not to declare whether the taxpayer has, instead, in addition, the following full returns:
- Dividends, interest and capital gains subject to retention with a joint ceiling of 1,600 euros.
- Imputed real estate income, full returns of capital furniture not subject to retention derived from treasury bills and subsidies for the acquisition of officially protected or priced dwellings, and other capital gains derived from public aid, with the joint limit of 1,000 euros.
Similarly to the previous year, taxpayers with income from work, capital and economic activities, as well as capital gains (grants, prizes and others), with the joint limit of 1,000 euros, along with capital losses of less than 500 euros, will not be obliged.
On the other hand, it is recalled that the beneficiaries of the Minimum Vital Income must submit the declaration, in accordance with the regulations established by the IMV, as well as the self-employed workers registered in the RETA or in the Special Regime of Seafarers, in accordance with the regulations approved by the new system of contributions of the self-employed.