What is an NRC?
The NRC (Complete Reference Number) is the code that is generated as proof to identify tax income. It consists of 22 alphanumeric characters among which the information of the NIF of the declarant, the amount, the model, the year and the period are incorporated, in encrypted form.
The NRC will appear on the transaction receipt along with the summary of the income data. For NRC to be valid, it is important that the information provided at the time of payment is correct.
In declarations and self-assessments that involve income, and for which direct debit has not been selected as a payment method, NRC must be included in order to make the presentation.
For its part, in the payment of settlements / debts, once the payment has been made and the NRC has been obtained, the process will have been completed, without it being necessary to carry out any other actions. The response obtained with NRC can be saved as proof of the operation.
If the payment was made through the payment gateway of the AEAT but the receipt has not been obtained or is not kept, there is the possibility of recovering it from the options "Consultation of a payment previous payment by account debit" and "Query of a previous payment by card payment".
Additionally, if you made the deposit through the AEAT payment gateway and, due to a specific incident, you have not obtained the NRC you can recover it without having to resort to the corresponding query option for a previous payment, using the "Recovery of NRC " button.
For the " NRC Recovery" button to be displayed, these requirements must be met:
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That you are accessing the payment or linking from a form, with the Payment Gateway of the AEAT and you are not accessing through the consultation option of a previous payment.
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That you have made the payment correctly and there is a charge at the Financial Institution.
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That you have not obtained the NRC on the screen due to an incident, possibly very specific.