The DGI will pay the 2026 IRPF credit starting from July 28
The DGI will pay the 2026 IRPF credit from July 28 for those who filed before July 15. Late filers will receive payment in August.
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Tax authorities require declarations for transfers to relatives over €10,000. Undeclared donations may incur fines of up to 50%.
The DGI will pay the 2026 IRPF credit from July 28 for those who filed before July 15. Late filers will receive payment in August.
The DGT clarifies that repairs on rented properties are deductible for income tax, while improvements are not. The key is whether the work maintains or improves the property.
The National Court cancels a tax inspection on Turisman 2000 for fraud by delaying the start of the procedure beyond the legal twelve-month limit.
The DGI will create a high net worth segment to unify control of the Primary Tax, IRPF, and Wealth Tax, following IMF recommendations.
The government approves a deduction of up to 590.89 euros for salaries under 20,048 euros annually, ensuring the 2026 minimum wage is tax-free.
The TGSS changes its stance: compensation for lack of notice in objective dismissals is now treated as salary, increasing costs for companies.
The Government reinstates mortgage deductions for first homes in the IRPF, saving up to €1,356 annually, as part of a decree to be approved in July 2026.
DGI has set 15 July as the deadline for filing IRPF returns to receive refunds in July. After this date, payments will move to August.
Soledad Fernández Doctor acknowledges it was a 'mistake' that the system failed to alert on Julio Martínez's missing tax returns from 2020 to 2023.
The TSJC confirms a tax fraud of 300,000 euros in the sale of shares in Mogán Resort, validating the tax settlement that raised the declared value.
Tax Authority clarifies that donating a life annuity is subject to Inheritance and Donations tax, but monthly payments are exempt from income tax.