Form 650
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If you have selected "Deferral" or any of the types of "Debt Acknowledgment" as the payment method, when you present form 650, a settlement key is generated that allows you to subsequently process the debt. The settlement key is found in the "Notices" section, once the declaration has been submitted.
If you have closed the window without having written down the settlement key, it can be recovered by accessing the self-assessment query electronically.
Click on "Consultation of self-assessments electronically. Non-residents" or "Consultation of self-assessments electronically. Ceuta and Melilla" as appropriate within the procedures of model 650.
To access, it is necessary to identify yourself with a certificate, DNI electronic or Cl@ve .
Select the "Declaration submitted" or "Declaration completed" option in the "Statement of the declaration" drop-down menu and press "Search". Next, access the query by clicking on the declaration number.
The information associated with that presentation will open where you can consult the PDF of the presentation and all its sections. From this window, two options are available to consult the settlement key:
- At the end of the window, at the bottom of the page
- By entering the link "View electronic declaration"
At the end of window you will find the settlement key, along with the data on the taxpayer and the type of income, in the "Debt Key" column.
By clicking on the link " View electronic declaration " you access the window that was obtained when making the electronic filing.
The "Notices" section shows information about the presentation and the settlement key to process the debt.
From this same window, it is also possible to download the PDF from the link "Passive subject with NIF XXXXX", which is the only one that contains the key liquidation (this key does not appear either in the PDF that is generated by clicking on "View the complete model 650 to print" or in the PDF proof of the "Presenter").