Income Tax Campaign 2025

Dear customer:

We address you once again to offer our service of preparing and filing the Personal Income Tax Return for the year 2025, thanking you for the trust placed in our office during these years.

We remind you that you can process your income tax return in two ways:

· In-person tax return with a prior appointment at our offices.

· Online tax return , by sending us the necessary documentation for us to take care of the study, preparation, and filing of your tax return.

General reminder about the obligation to file a tax return

As a general rule, those who have obtained, among others, the following incomes during 2025 must review their obligation to file the tax return:

· Gross employment income up to 22,000 euros annually when derived from a single payer, or when there are multiple payers and the sum received from the second and subsequent payers does not exceed 1,500 euros annually in total.

· Gross employment income up to 15,876 euros annually when derived from more than one payer and the above-mentioned limits are exceeded.

· Capital gains from movable capital and capital gains subject to withholding tax or advance payment , with a joint limit of 1,600 euros per year.

· Imputed real estate income , gross income from movable capital not subject to withholding tax derived from Treasury Bills and subsidies for the acquisition of official protection housing or housing with a capped price, with a joint limit of 1,000 euros per year.

The specific obligation to declare may vary depending on family situation, payers, perception of benefits, sale of properties or securities, rentals, public aid, cryptocurrencies, or other personal and asset circumstances.

Required documentation

To correctly prepare your declaration, please provide us, to the extent applicable, with the following documentation:

· Valid ID/NIE of all members of the family unit.

· Changes in marital status, birth of children, situations of disability, or large family status.

· Income and withholding certificates issued by companies, payers, or public entities.

· Certificates of benefits or subsidies (SEPE, INSS, mutual societies, etc.).

· Bank certificates: interests, withholdings, dividends, accounts, deposits, securities, and other tax information.

· Property tax receipts and cadastral reference of the properties owned, including the main residence.

· Mortgage loan details, property acquisition date, and, if applicable, documents related to the main residence.

· Income and expenses from rented properties.

· Deeds and documents of purchase or sale of properties, shares, investment funds, cryptocurrencies, or other asset elements.

· Pension plan contributions or social security system contributions receipts.

· Rental contracts and payment receipts, if applicable.

· Separation or divorce agreements, as well as amounts paid for compensatory pensions or alimony.

· Nursery expenses receipts for children under 3 years old.

· Donation receipts, union fees, fees to professional associations, and any other documentation with tax implications.

Professional recommendation

It is recommended to carefully review each tax situation to avoid errors and not miss out on possible reductions, deductions, or tax benefits that may apply.

The office is at your disposal to schedule an appointment or address any inquiries related to your income tax return.

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