This campaign calculates the income tax returns of some 30,000 pensioners who made contributions to mutual societies before 1978, applying the deductions set by the Supreme Court in judgment 20/2024.
The Álava Hacienda expect to return a total amount of 159.2 million euros to taxpayers and collect a total of 119.2 million euros from the returns due in the revenue campaign that starts on April 8 and ends on June 25. These figures represent a total balance of 40 million to be repaid, 15 million more than last year.
The Deputy for Finance, Finance and Budgets, Itziar Gonzalopresented the 2023 revenue campaign at a press conference on Thursday, accompanied by the Regional Director of the Ministry of Finance, María José Perea.
As Gonzalo pointed out, some people’s income tax returns are being filed in this campaign 30,000 retirees who made contributions to mutual societies before 1978, applying the deductions established by the Supreme Court in judgment 20/2024. In that sense, he wanted to “convey a message of confidence and peace of mind to the people receiving these benefits, because the proposals of the Foral Treasury already include the calculation according to the new scheme”, thanks to the collaboration with social security.
In total, the Provincial Council will distribute approximately via the Rentafácil modality 149,000 proposals, 77% of the total. Of these, 18,664 applications are owned by tenants or landlords. As usual, taxpayers will receive a notification letter from April 8 communicating the preparation of the proposal and, if a digital certificate is available, it can be accepted or adjusted. After acceptance of the settlement, the amount receivable from the Foral Treasury will be received within 48 hours.
Finally, Gonzalo highlighted the intended measures autonomous people, with the aim of “promoting the liquidity of these economic activities.” In this sense, he has exposed the deduction intended for the primary sector with a discount of 70%, known as ‘lump sum’, ‘to compensate for costs’. A series of tax benefitsrelated to sustainability.
Source: EITB
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