From this Tuesday, April 11, and until June 30, 2023, taxpayers can request and confirm the draft of their 2022 Income Statement through the website and mobile App of the Tax Agency.
The draft of the income is a proposal for a declaration that the Tax Agency prepares with the data it has on the citizen. However, this does not imply that the data must be correct or up-to-date, so it is the taxpayer’s obligation to review and confirm them if so.
Taxpayers can consult, modify and/or confirm the draft of their declaration from April 11 through the website of the Tax Agency or its App. In the month of May they will be able to do so by telephone and in June the face-to-face service will begin at the Treasury offices.
There are three ways to access the Income draft online:
When the taxpayer has accessed the draft of the 2022 Income Statement, the first thing they should do is review all the data that appears in it. Afterwards, you have several options:
To conclude the process, the citizen must indicate or review the IBAN of his bank account and sign the Income Statement to make its delivery effective.
One of the most repeated questions when preparing or reviewing the draft of the declaration is whether we will have to pay money to the Treasury or if, on the contrary, it will be the Tax Agency that deposits it in our bank account. This will depend on whether the result of the Income statement is negative or positive.
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