The deadline for applying for funding is March 31.
Taxpayers with income less than 27,000 euros can apply from today and annually Until March 31 the check from 200 euros for vulnerable families, according to the information on the website of the Tax and Customs Administration.
Applicants whose tax residence is in the Basque Autonomous Community or Navarre they must request it from the corresponding institutions:
alava: The Provincial Council has enabled a form on their website. Those applying for the aid must have had their normal residence in Álava in the year 2022. By 10 a.m., more than 420 people had already requested the check.
Biscay: Despite being state aid, the Provincial Council of Bizkaia will be responsible for its management in the territory. Those applying for the aid must have had their habitual residence in Bizkaia in the year 2022. By 9 a.m., more than 1,700 people had already requested the check.
Guipuzkoa: Despite being state aid, the Gipuzkoan Provincial Council will be responsible for its management in the territory. To process the application, you must complete the corresponding form through Zergabidea, the platform for managing the tax bureaucracy in Gipuzkoa, the same platform used to submit the income statement online. By 10 a.m., more than 120 people had already requested the check.
Navarre: The government of Navarra has already published the web form required to apply for assistance. In concrete terms, the web form with which help can be requested can be found via the following link. Those applying for the aid must have had their habitual residence in Navarre in the year 2022.
If you need help submitting the application, you can contact one of the Foral Treasury offices after making an appointment.
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Source: EITB
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