In addition, it expects to earn 305 million euros, so that the balance of the 2023 revenue campaign will be 52.8 million euros in favor of taxpayers. The income tax return campaign, which corresponds to 2023, starts on Monday and ends on July 1.
The Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa yields 358.4 million euros to the taxpayers, according to the provincial treasury’s projections for the 2023 revenue campaign. On the other hand expects to earn 305 millionThe balance of the campaign will therefore amount to 52.8 million euros in favor of taxpayers.
According to the deputy of the Ministry of Finance, Jokin Perona, these figures are mainly based on “the continuation of the measures adopted in 2021 and 2022 and extended in 2023, to protect families and the self-employed against inflation and the resulting increase of inflation.” prices and in the pension tax reduction that will be applied to people who made contributions to a mutual insurance company before 1979, in accordance with Supreme Court ruling 255/2023”.
In total, the regional institution plans to receive 415,000 declarations, 15,000 more than last year. Gipuzkoa’s Ministry of Finance will send 275,900 self-assessment proposals this year, 6,556 more proposals than last year (+2.4%). Of these, 195,050 must be repaid and 80,850 must be paid.
The income tax return corresponding to the 2023 financial year will start in Gipuzkoa next Monday April 8 and will continue until July 1. In this sense, from next Monday, the self-assessment proposals can be approved, which have been visible on the website since yesterday and that the proposals were sent by post this Thursday.
Furthermore, the 11 April Telematics rental will begin, which will be done online through the Zergabidea platform.
Appointments for personally filing the tax return can be reserved from 12 Apriland from April 16 It starts with this mode.
Retirees
Regarding the application of the corresponding reduction to pensioners who made contributions to a mutual insurance company before 1979, Deputy Perona explained that the last 35 years are taken into account to make the calculation, “in accordance with the latest ruling of 2024”.
That’s what he pointed out will affect approximately 100,000 retirees “more or less” And will have an impact in the 2023 Income Campaign of 40 million euros.
Source: EITB

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