More than 8,200,000 taxpayers have already filed their tax returns and 480,000 have requested their preparation through the "We Call You" telephone plan that starts today
2023 Income Tax Campaign
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After the first third of the campaign, 4,587,000 taxpayers have received their refunds, amounting to more than 3,135 million euros, so that to date 68.5% of the refunds and 57.6% of the amounts requested have been paid.
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Personalized assistance for people over 65 years of age residing in more than 550 municipalities in the 46 provinces of the common territory also begins today.
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The 'Rent Virtual Assistant', with expanded content this year, has already offered, together with the traditional 'informant', more than 364,000 responses to taxpayers who have used these tools designed to make the preparation of the declaration easier.
May 7, 2024.- The Tax Agency is today launching the 'We Call You' plan for filing Income Tax returns by telephone. Thus, from now until the end of the campaign, taxpayers who need personalized assistance can be assisted without having to go to an office. The main innovation of this campaign also begins today: the special assistance plan for people over 65 years of age in small municipalities in Spain. In this way, and thanks to the collaboration of the respective municipalities, the Agency will be able to offer senior citizens residing in more than 550 municipalities in the 46 provinces of the territory under a common regime the preparation of their declaration without having to travel or, in some cases, with travel to a very nearby municipality.
The incorporation of both personalized assistance plans occurs after a third of the 2023 Personal Income Tax (IRPF 2023) declaration campaign has been completed, at which time more than 8,267,000 taxpayers have already filed their declaration online, which represents a strong growth of 23.3% compared to last year on the same date, although it should be remembered that the current campaign began more than a week earlier than the previous one.
This difference in start dates affects the rest of the year-on-year comparisons, which will moderate as the campaign progresses. Thus, the number of declarations with refund requests totals more than 6,692,000, with a year-on-year increase of 23.2% and the refunds made by the Agency grew by 15.2%, reaching 4,587,000, for an amount of 3,135 million (19.8% more). Thus, to date, 68.5% of the refund requests submitted and 57.6% of the amounts requested have been paid.
At the same time, more than 1,156,000 tax returns have already been submitted with a result to be paid (+21.6%) by taxpayers who have also chosen to speed up the submission, taking into account that they do not have to make the first payments until the end of the campaign.
By submission channels, in addition to the Tax Agency's website ( sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es ) as the main telematic channel, 495,000 returns have been submitted (+30.4%) through the Agency's mobile application, of which more than 378,000, 28% more than last year at the same time, correspond to 'one-click' submissions and the rest are taxpayers for whom the 'app' has referred to the AEAT website to make some modification and they have returned to the application to complete the submission.
This year, 23,281,000 tax returns are expected to be filed, 1.2% more, of which 14,614,000, almost 63%, are expected to entitle a refund for an estimated total amount of 11.65 billion euros. For its part, 7,092,000 declarations are planned with a balance to be paid amounting to 18,908 million euros.
'Callback' Scheme
In this campaign, the 'We Call You' plan for filing tax returns by telephone maintains the capacity and schedule of recent years in light of the good results of this formula, which last year allowed 1,070,000 tax returns to be filed and continued to be the main means of providing personalized assistance to taxpayers. To date, 480,000 taxpayers have requested this service.
The operation is the usual one. Once the taxpayer makes an appointment (it is recommended to request it online or through the automatic service at 91 535 73 26, or at 901 12 12 24) and chooses a day and time in the morning or afternoon, the system suggests a day and time at which they will receive the call from the Tax Agency.
In this way, taxpayers who require personalized assistance can once again count on a powerful alternative to face-to-face assistance in offices from now until the end of the campaign, being able to speed up the filing process and, therefore, any refund that may be due.
In order to speed up the service, it is highly advisable that the taxpayer has the information and documentation necessary to file the return available when the Agency calls. To avoid a possible loss of appointments to the detriment of all taxpayers, citizens who decide not to use their appointment must cancel it using the same means by which they obtained it.
Plan for assistance to the elderly in small municipalities
Today also marks the start of the provision of assistance services for the preparation and filing of income tax returns for people over 65 years of age with tax domicile in small municipalities that have signed the corresponding agreement with the Tax Agency. Thanks to the collaboration of these councils, senior citizens living in more than 550 municipalities will be able to receive personalized video assistance from Agency officials to file their tax return.
In addition to the 410 municipalities where the service will be provided (the list of localities is available on the Agency's electronic headquarters, in the section of the Income Tax Campaign dedicated specifically to this special assistance plan), in some provinces there are also another 140 localities close to the 'main' municipalities of the service.
The municipalities selected were generally towns with fewer than 3,000 inhabitants and do not have a centre from the AEAT, CCAA or town hall that provides assistance during the campaign.
In these municipalities, those over 65 years of age with an appointment will be assisted by Tax Agency staff with the same personalized attention as any other taxpayer, but in the facilities made available by the council and, therefore, without the need to travel to the nearest usual service point.
With this special plan, which is disseminated through posters and brochures in the municipalities included in the plan, and through a personalized letter to the taxpayers themselves, the Tax Agency aims to advance a model of assistance to citizens that combines all types of customer service depending on each service and the availability at any given time, maintaining a special sensitivity towards the group of elderly people in line with the protocol signed with the Platform for the Elderly and Pensioners.
In this regard, the section of the Electronic Office for senior citizens has been updated for this campaign, which includes the brochure on assistance services, the brief information brochure and the more extensive manual with the IRPF regulations that may be of greater interest to this group.
364,000 responses through digital support channels
Furthermore, all Income Tax payers have this year an expanded version of the 'Virtual Income Tax Assistant' that was launched in the previous campaign to resolve queries. Taxpayers ask questions using natural language to get the answers they need. In this first third of the campaign, the 'Virtual Assistant' has already provided more than 236,000 responses to taxpayers.
If the 'Assistant's' responses do not contain all the required information, citizens can access the 'Informant' of Income (which has so far offered more than 128,000 responses to taxpayers), which has all the information structured by content blocks, or connect via chat with specialists from the Comprehensive Digital Administration (ADI) - from nine in the morning to seven in the evening - thus obtaining personalized assistance for any issues that have yet to be resolved.
Taxpayers who are not obliged to file a tax return
Generally speaking, taxpayers with incomes exclusively from employment are not obliged to file tax returns until an amount of 22,000 euros a year. However, this limit is lowered if the income relates to more than one taxpayer (with exceptions), and when the taxpayer is not obliged to make a withholding or when the income is subject to a fixed withholding tax rate. In such cases, the limit has been raised to 15,000 euros per year.
Both limits are still valid for not being required to file a tax return if the taxpayer has the following income instead of or in addition to them:
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Dividends, interest payment or capital gains subject to withholdings with a joint ceiling of 1,600 euros.
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Attributed income from property, income from full untaxed returns on investment capital obtained from Treasury bonds and grants for purchasing protected or affordable housing, and other capital gains deriving from public aids, with a joint limit of 1,000 euros per year.
Like last year, taxpayers will not be obligated who have income from wages, capital and financial activities, as well as capital gains (grants, prizes and others), with a joint limit of €1,000, along with equity losses less than €500.
Furthermore, it is recalled that beneficiaries of the Minimum Vital Income must submit the declaration, in accordance with the regulations established by the IMV, as well as self-employed workers registered in the RETA or in the Special Regime for Sea Workers, in accordance with the regulations that approve the new contribution regime for the self-employed.
Review of personal and economic data
It is always advisable to review the pre-populated tax return offered by the Tax Agency. Through 'Renta Web' the information will be as up-to-date as possible but, in any case, the Agency may not have all the data relevant to the declaration, data that the taxpayer may have to incorporate into the draft declaration.
Details such as the following should be checked carefully:
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Properties and their land registry reference numbers
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Personal and family circumstances (if they changed in 2023)
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Property leasings
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Transfers
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Contributions to pension plans
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Union fees
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Perceptions of subsidies and other aid
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Deductions for family and maternity
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Deduction for investment in primary residence
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Autonomous community deductions
How to get 'Key' and reference number?
The reference number and 'Key' continue to be, together with the electronic certificate and DNI, the access systems to 'Renta Web' and other Income Tax Campaign services, such as consulting tax data and the status of the refund processing.
Obtaining a 'Key' requires two steps: a one-time prior registration and a subsequent request each time the taxpayer needs it. Pre-registration can be done online, following the instructions in the letter that the Agency will send to those who request it through the option offered in the 'Register in Key' section of the AEAT website. It is also possible to pre-register at the Agency's offices. Once registered in the system, when the taxpayer wishes to carry out a procedure, they can request an access PIN using the link available in the procedure itself, or from the ‘app’.
In turn, to obtain the reference number, the NIF, box 505 of the 2022 Income Tax Return and the validity date of the DNI itself will be requested. For those who did not file in the previous year, or whose 2022 Income Tax return box was set to zero, instead of box 505, the last digits of the code of a bank account of which the taxpayer is the holder will be requested.
Main information and assistance services
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Internet: https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es and 'app'
(provides information and transactions and is always available).
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Telephone request 'We Call You':
91 535 73 26 and 901 12 12 24 (automatic service, 24 hours)
91 553 00 71 and 901 22 33 44 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon-Fri)
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Telephone request for Special Assistance Plan for people over 65 in small municipalities:
91 553 00 71 and 901 22 33 44 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon-Fri)
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Income Information phone line: 91 554 87 70 and 901 33 55 33
(to clear up doubts; from 9am to 7pm, Mon-Fri)
IRPF 2023 (Data as of May 7)
Personal Income Tax 2022 |
Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% 2023/2022 |
|
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NAVIGATION RENTA WEB (nº. of taxpayers) |
9,815,517 |
11,533,932 |
17.51% |
Declarations presented |
6,703,677 |
8,267,479 |
23.33% |
Tax returns with taxes owed |
951,049 |
1,156,607 |
21.61% |
Amount (million €) |
911.203 |
1,236,898 |
35.74% |
Tax returns with application for refund |
5,429,996 |
6,692,593 |
23.25% |
Amount (million €) |
4,181.947 |
5,441,656 |
30.12% |
Refunds Paid |
3,982,069 |
4,587,530 |
15.20% |
Amount (million €) |
2,615.980 |
3,135,309 |
19.85% |
Note: The sum of declarations to be entered and refunds does not match the declarations submitted, since negative declarations and declarations waiving the refund are not included.
Declarations presented
PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Total, tax returns filed Personal Income Tax 2022 |
Total, tax returns filed Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% Variation Presented 2023/2022 |
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ALMERÍA |
144,417 |
174.666 |
20.95% |
CÁDIZ |
175,843 |
206.398 |
17.38% |
CÓRDOBA |
108,784 |
133,590 |
22.80% |
GRANADA |
127,775 |
162.612 |
27.26% |
HUELVA |
111,647 |
130.355 |
16.76% |
JAÉN |
83,629 |
103.469 |
23.72% |
MÁLAGA |
235,639 |
293,481 |
24.55% |
SEVILLA |
331,604 |
410.776 |
23.88% |
JEREZ |
53,998 |
63,730 |
18.02% |
CEUTA |
14,006 |
16.427 |
17.29% |
MELILLA |
15,622 |
18.165 |
16.28% |
ANDALUSIA |
1,402,964 |
1,713,669 |
22.15% |
HUESCA |
27,217 |
33.852 |
24.38% |
TERUEL |
13,359 |
17,597 |
31.72% |
ZARAGOZA |
155,248 |
196,874 |
26.81% |
ARAGÓN |
195,824 |
248,323 |
26.81% |
OVIEDO |
104,484 |
124.122 |
18.80% |
GIJÓN |
52,976 |
63,377 |
19.63% |
ASTURIAS |
157,460 |
187,499 |
19.08% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
121,699 |
153.404 |
26.05% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
121,699 |
153.404 |
26.05% |
LAS PALMAS |
199,130 |
235.142 |
18.08% |
STA. CRUZ DE TENERIFE |
166,963 |
194.215 |
16.32% |
CANARY ISLANDS |
366,093 |
429.357 |
17.28% |
CANTABRIA |
81,329 |
95,722 |
17.70% |
CANTABRIA |
81,329 |
95,722 |
17.70% |
ALBACETE |
50,424 |
60.928 |
20.83% |
CIUDAD REAL |
64,833 |
77,341 |
19.29% |
CUENCA |
21,705 |
28,568 |
31.62% |
GUADALAJARA |
45,315 |
55.606 |
22.71% |
TOLEDO |
98,830 |
122.097 |
23.54% |
CASTILLA-LA MANCHA |
281,107 |
344,540 |
22.57% |
ÁVILA |
20,091 |
24.972 |
24.29% |
BURGOS |
51,045 |
63.103 |
23.62% |
LEÓN |
65,456 |
79,598 |
21.61% |
PALENCIA |
23,102 |
28.080 |
21.55% |
SALAMANCA |
46,181 |
57.192 |
23.84% |
SEGOVIA |
21,554 |
26.378 |
22.38% |
SORIA |
11,443 |
14.199 |
24.08% |
VALLADOLID |
88,926 |
108,556 |
22.07% |
ZAMORA |
18,912 |
23.043 |
21.84% |
CASTILE-LEÓN |
346,710 |
425.121 |
22.62% |
BARCELONA |
800,640 |
1,016,840 |
27.00% |
GIRONA |
87,003 |
114.029 |
31.06% |
LLEIDA |
52,369 |
65.266 |
24.63% |
TARRAGONA |
107,296 |
134,839 |
25.67% |
CATALONIA |
1,047,308 |
1,330,974 |
27.09% |
BADAJOZ |
80,331 |
109.023 |
35.72% |
CÁCERES |
48,329 |
65.149 |
34.80% |
EXTREMADURA |
128,660 |
174.172 |
35.37% |
LA CORUÑA |
144,485 |
177,468 |
22.83% |
LUGO |
32,566 |
41.015 |
25.94% |
OURENSE |
34,372 |
43.083 |
25.34% |
PONTEVEDRA |
67,338 |
82.624 |
22.70% |
VIGO |
54,813 |
66.305 |
20.97% |
GALICIA |
333,574 |
410.495 |
23.06% |
MADRID |
1,275,521 |
1,581,900 |
24.02% |
MADRID |
1,275,521 |
1,581,900 |
24.02% |
MURCIA |
176,023 |
221.993 |
26.12% |
CARTAGENA |
61,375 |
72.787 |
18.59% |
MURCIA |
237,398 |
294,780 |
24.17% |
NAVARRE |
861 |
1.145 |
32.98% |
NAVARRE |
861 |
1.145 |
32.98% |
ÁLAVA |
257 |
277 |
7.78% |
GUIPÚZCOA |
343 |
448 |
30.61% |
VIZCAYA |
541 |
671 |
24.03% |
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1,141 |
1,396 |
22.35% |
LA RIOJA |
47,061 |
56,218 |
19.46% |
LA RIOJA |
47,061 |
56,218 |
19.46% |
ALICANTE |
232,873 |
278,680 |
19.67% |
CASTELLÓN |
82,020 |
98,849 |
20.52% |
VALENCIA |
364,074 |
441.235 |
21.19% |
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
678,967 |
818.764 |
20.59% |
NATIONAL TOTAL |
6,703,677 |
8,267,479 |
23.33% |
Refunds requested and paid (amounts in millions of euros)
PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Requested (no.) IRPF 2023 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% Paid/req. |
Requested amount Personal Income Tax 2023 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% Paid/req. |
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ALMERÍA |
150.111 |
109.373 |
72.86% |
79,152 |
48,083 |
60.75% |
CÁDIZ |
168,924 |
116,548 |
68.99% |
139,356 |
80,476 |
57.75% |
CÓRDOBA |
107,665 |
72,506 |
67.34% |
70,748 |
40,113 |
56.70% |
GRANADA |
129.123 |
83.060 |
64.33% |
91,900 |
49,032 |
53.35% |
HUELVA |
111.952 |
81,078 |
72.42% |
66,963 |
40,380 |
60.30% |
JAÉN |
85.184 |
54,417 |
63.88% |
54,327 |
28,633 |
52.70% |
MÁLAGA |
237,733 |
160,897 |
67.68% |
174,110 |
97,710 |
56.12% |
SEVILLA |
338,722 |
228.214 |
67.38% |
252,318 |
141,387 |
56.04% |
JEREZ |
52.654 |
36.775 |
69.84% |
40,329 |
23,365 |
57.94% |
CEUTA |
12.934 |
9.199 |
71.12% |
9,685 |
5,837 |
60.27% |
MELILLA |
14.251 |
9.905 |
69.50% |
10,695 |
6,340 |
59.28% |
ANDALUSIA |
1,409,253 |
961.972 |
68.26% |
989,583 |
561,357 |
56.73% |
HUESCA |
27.603 |
18.022 |
65.29% |
19,367 |
10,782 |
55.67% |
TERUEL |
13.842 |
8.888 |
64.21% |
9,376 |
5,188 |
55.34% |
ZARAGOZA |
158.103 |
108.669 |
68.73% |
118,534 |
71,173 |
60.04% |
ARAGÓN |
199,548 |
135,579 |
67.94% |
147,277 |
87,143 |
59.17% |
OVIEDO |
97,755 |
61,343 |
62.75% |
102,052 |
50,381 |
49.37% |
GIJÓN |
49.024 |
31.344 |
63.94% |
48,295 |
24,258 |
50.23% |
ASTURIAS |
146,779 |
92.687 |
63.15% |
150,346 |
74,639 |
49.64% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
104.405 |
65.966 |
63.18% |
86,851 |
46,921 |
54.02% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
104.405 |
65.966 |
63.18% |
86,851 |
46,921 |
54.02% |
LAS PALMAS |
202.873 |
144,431 |
71.19% |
152,794 |
93,491 |
61.19% |
TENERIFE |
165.166 |
115.650 |
70.02% |
121,831 |
72,008 |
59.11% |
CANARY ISLANDS |
368,039 |
260.081 |
70.67% |
274,625 |
165,499 |
60.26% |
CANTABRIA |
75,329 |
49.602 |
65.85% |
66,243 |
35,636 |
53.80% |
CANTABRIA |
75,329 |
49.602 |
65.85% |
66,243 |
35,636 |
53.80% |
ALBACETE |
47.848 |
30.450 |
63.64% |
37,106 |
19,259 |
51.90% |
CIUDAD REAL |
61.168 |
39.363 |
64.35% |
46,897 |
25,269 |
53.88% |
CUENCA |
23.140 |
14.168 |
61.23% |
17,702 |
8,737 |
49.35% |
GUADALAJARA |
44.323 |
29.616 |
66.82% |
38,795 |
21,812 |
56.22% |
TOLEDO |
96,718 |
64,806 |
67.01% |
75,597 |
43,749 |
57.87% |
C. -LA MANCHA |
273.197 |
178,403 |
65.30% |
216,097 |
118,826 |
54.99% |
ÁVILA |
19,824 |
13.031 |
65.73% |
14,181 |
7,572 |
53.40% |
BURGOS |
51.082 |
32.649 |
63.91% |
42,999 |
23,167 |
53.88% |
LEÓN |
64,077 |
42.169 |
65.81% |
51,067 |
27,819 |
54.48% |
PALENCIA |
22.904 |
15,147 |
66.13% |
17,094 |
9,574 |
56.01% |
SALAMANCA |
45.385 |
30.844 |
67.96% |
31,840 |
18,247 |
57.31% |
SEGOVIA |
21.280 |
13.868 |
65.17% |
15,152 |
8,463 |
55.86% |
SORIA |
11.634 |
7.376 |
63.40% |
8,062 |
4,341 |
53.84% |
VALLADOLID |
89.585 |
60.346 |
67.36% |
71,300 |
40,803 |
57.23% |
ZAMORA |
18,542 |
12.332 |
66.51% |
12,348 |
6,892 |
55.81% |
C. and LEÓN |
344.313 |
227,762 |
66.15% |
264,043 |
146,878 |
55.63% |
BARCELONA |
708.589 |
468,561 |
66.13% |
655,301 |
361,586 |
55.18% |
GIRONA |
81,370 |
51,812 |
63.67% |
69,924 |
37,755 |
53.99% |
LLEIDA |
46.763 |
30.324 |
64.85% |
34,745 |
18,968 |
54.59% |
TARRAGONA |
97.042 |
63,717 |
65.66% |
85,745 |
47,014 |
54.83% |
CATALONIA |
933.764 |
614.414 |
65.80% |
845,714 |
465,322 |
55.02% |
BADAJOZ |
88.084 |
60.957 |
69.20% |
51,914 |
30,678 |
59.09% |
CÁCERES |
51,825 |
35.304 |
68.12% |
31,565 |
18,394 |
58.27% |
EXTREMADURA |
139.909 |
96.261 |
68.80% |
83,479 |
49,072 |
58.78% |
LA CORUÑA |
146,342 |
99.284 |
67.84% |
105,807 |
59,319 |
56.06% |
LUGO |
33.215 |
21.766 |
65.53% |
21,608 |
11,703 |
54.16% |
OURENSE |
33.121 |
21.515 |
64.96% |
21,517 |
11,294 |
52.49% |
PONTEVEDRA |
68,576 |
45.198 |
65.91% |
49,358 |
26,626 |
53.95% |
VIGO |
56.306 |
38.864 |
69.02% |
43,209 |
24,356 |
56.37% |
GALICIA |
337,560 |
226.627 |
67.14% |
241,499 |
133,298 |
55.20% |
MADRID |
1,390,027 |
1,020,947 |
73.45% |
1,371,902 |
849,368 |
61.91% |
MADRID |
1,390,027 |
1,020,947 |
73.45% |
1,371,902 |
849,368 |
61.91% |
MURCIA |
188,890 |
126.128 |
66.77% |
138,148 |
74,548 |
53.96% |
CARTAGENA |
61,831 |
43.248 |
69.95% |
48,724 |
28,109 |
57.69% |
MURCIA |
250,721 |
169,376 |
67.56% |
186,871 |
102,657 |
54.93% |
NAVARRE |
878 |
615 |
70.05% |
0.472 |
0.288 |
60.98% |
NAVARRE |
878 |
615 |
70.05% |
0.472 |
0.288 |
60.98% |
ÁLAVA |
217 |
145 |
66.82% |
0.100 |
0.056 |
55.54% |
GUIPÚZCOA |
334 |
223 |
66.77% |
0.221 |
0.119 |
53.83% |
VIZCAYA |
511 |
320 |
62.62% |
0.294 |
0.146 |
49.60% |
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1.062 |
688 |
64.78% |
0.616 |
0.321 |
52.09% |
LA RIOJA |
45.144 |
29.516 |
65.38% |
33,142 |
18,622 |
56.19% |
LA RIOJA |
45.144 |
29.516 |
65.38% |
33,142 |
18,622 |
56.19% |
ALICANTE |
223,784 |
155.013 |
69.27% |
148,565 |
89,189 |
60.03% |
CASTELLÓN |
82.227 |
55.949 |
68.04% |
59,223 |
34,295 |
57.91% |
VALENCIA |
366,654 |
246,072 |
67.11% |
275,106 |
155,979 |
56.70% |
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
672.665 |
457.034 |
67.94% |
482,894 |
279,463 |
57.87% |
NATIONAL TOTAL |
6,692,593 |
4,587,530 |
68.55% |
5,441,656 |
3,135,309 |
57.62% |
Returns paid number and amount 2022/2023
(amounts in millions of euros)
PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Paid (no.) IRPF 2022 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% Var.2023/2022 |
Amount Paid Personal Income Tax 2022 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2023 |
% Var.2023/2022 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ALMERÍA |
93,719 |
109.373 |
16.70% |
40.280 |
48,083 |
19.37% |
CÁDIZ |
109,096 |
116,548 |
6.83% |
76.209 |
80,476 |
5.60% |
CÓRDOBA |
65,361 |
72,506 |
10.93% |
36.183 |
40,113 |
10.86% |
GRANADA |
73,649 |
83.060 |
12.78% |
43.300 |
49,032 |
13.24% |
HUELVA |
74,920 |
81,078 |
8.22% |
36.192 |
40,380 |
11.57% |
JAÉN |
49,903 |
54,417 |
9.05% |
26.468 |
28,633 |
8.18% |
MÁLAGA |
139,588 |
160,897 |
15.27% |
84.770 |
97,710 |
15.26% |
SEVILLA |
203,848 |
228.214 |
11.95% |
123.872 |
141,387 |
14.14% |
JEREZ |
34,213 |
36.775 |
7.49% |
21.893 |
23,365 |
6.72% |
CEUTA |
8,433 |
9.199 |
9.08% |
5.440 |
5,837 |
7.30% |
MELILLA |
8,874 |
9.905 |
11.62% |
5.975 |
6,340 |
6.11% |
ANDALUSIA |
861,604 |
961.972 |
11.65% |
500.583 |
561,357 |
12.14% |
HUESCA |
14,713 |
18.022 |
22.49% |
8.528 |
10,782 |
26.42% |
TERUEL |
6,940 |
8.888 |
28.07% |
4.019 |
5,188 |
29.08% |
ZARAGOZA |
82,292 |
108.669 |
32.05% |
50.974 |
71,173 |
39.63% |
ARAGÓN |
103,945 |
135,579 |
30.43% |
63.522 |
87,143 |
37.19% |
OVIEDO |
58,889 |
61,343 |
4.17% |
45.973 |
50,381 |
9.59% |
GIJÓN |
29,171 |
31.344 |
7.45% |
21.180 |
24,258 |
14.53% |
ASTURIAS |
88,060 |
92.687 |
5.25% |
67.154 |
74,639 |
11.15% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
56,279 |
65.966 |
17.21% |
38.118 |
46,921 |
23.10% |
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
56,279 |
65.966 |
17.21% |
38.118 |
46,921 |
23.10% |
LAS PALMAS |
128,267 |
144,431 |
12.60% |
83.844 |
93,491 |
11.51% |
TENERIFE |
106,641 |
115.650 |
8.45% |
71.792 |
72,008 |
0.30% |
CANARY ISLANDS |
234,908 |
260.081 |
10.72% |
155.636 |
165,499 |
6.34% |
CANTABRIA |
46,863 |
49.602 |
5.84% |
32.470 |
35,636 |
9.75% |
CANTABRIA |
46,863 |
49.602 |
5.84% |
32.470 |
35,636 |
9.75% |
ALBACETE |
27,490 |
30.450 |
10.77% |
17.086 |
19,259 |
12.71% |
CIUDAD REAL |
37,031 |
39.363 |
6.30% |
23.292 |
25,269 |
8.49% |
CUENCA |
10,972 |
14.168 |
29.13% |
6.585 |
8,737 |
32.68% |
GUADALAJARA |
25,155 |
29.616 |
17.73% |
17.810 |
21,812 |
22.47% |
TOLEDO |
56,592 |
64,806 |
14.51% |
37.295 |
43,749 |
17.30% |
C. -LA MANCHA |
157,240 |
178,403 |
13.46% |
102.068 |
118,826 |
16.42% |
ÁVILA |
11,517 |
13.031 |
13.15% |
6.751 |
7,572 |
12.16% |
BURGOS |
29,232 |
32.649 |
11.69% |
19.541 |
23,167 |
18.55% |
LEÓN |
39,198 |
42.169 |
7.58% |
24.900 |
27,819 |
11.72% |
PALENCIA |
13,585 |
15,147 |
11.50% |
8.224 |
9,574 |
16.42% |
SALAMANCA |
27,208 |
30.844 |
13.36% |
15.893 |
18,247 |
14.81% |
SEGOVIA |
12,509 |
13.868 |
10.86% |
7.310 |
8,463 |
15.78% |
SORIA |
6,561 |
7.376 |
12.42% |
3.713 |
4,341 |
16.92% |
VALLADOLID |
54,710 |
60.346 |
10.30% |
35.519 |
40,803 |
14.88% |
ZAMORA |
10,997 |
12.332 |
12.14% |
6.011 |
6,892 |
14.66% |
C. and LEÓN |
205,517 |
227,762 |
10.82% |
127.862 |
146,878 |
14.87% |
BARCELONA |
396,529 |
468,561 |
18.17% |
294.375 |
361,586 |
22.83% |
GIRONA |
42,370 |
51,812 |
22.28% |
29.870 |
37,755 |
26.40% |
LLEIDA |
26,688 |
30.324 |
13.62% |
16.254 |
18,968 |
16.69% |
TARRAGONA |
55,315 |
63,717 |
15.19% |
39.709 |
47,014 |
18.40% |
CATALONIA |
520,902 |
614.414 |
17.95% |
380.209 |
465,322 |
22.39% |
BADAJOZ |
45,609 |
60.957 |
33.65% |
22.708 |
30,678 |
35.10% |
CÁCERES |
26,294 |
35.304 |
34.27% |
13.635 |
18,394 |
34.90% |
EXTREMADURA |
71,903 |
96.261 |
33.88% |
36.343 |
49,072 |
35.02% |
LA CORUÑA |
87,764 |
99.284 |
13.13% |
53.316 |
59,319 |
11.26% |
LUGO |
19,098 |
21.766 |
13.97% |
10.509 |
11,703 |
11.35% |
OURENSE |
19,506 |
21.515 |
10.30% |
10.250 |
11,294 |
10.18% |
PONTEVEDRA |
40,038 |
45.198 |
12.89% |
23.714 |
26,626 |
12.28% |
VIGO |
35,197 |
38.864 |
10.42% |
21.770 |
24,356 |
11.88% |
GALICIA |
201,603 |
226.627 |
12.41% |
119.560 |
133,298 |
11.49% |
MADRID |
855,758 |
1,020,947 |
19.30% |
653.927 |
849,368 |
29.89% |
MADRID |
855,758 |
1,020,947 |
19.30% |
653.927 |
849,368 |
29.89% |
MURCIA |
106,049 |
126.128 |
18.93% |
63.418 |
74,548 |
17.55% |
CARTAGENA |
38,682 |
43.248 |
11.80% |
25.592 |
28,109 |
9.84% |
MURCIA |
144,731 |
169,376 |
17.03% |
89.010 |
102,657 |
15.33% |
NAVARRE |
469 |
615 |
31.13% |
0.198 |
0.288 |
45.08% |
NAVARRE |
469 |
615 |
31.13% |
0.198 |
0.288 |
45.08% |
ÁLAVA |
137 |
145 |
5.84% |
0.057 |
0.056 |
0.00% |
GUIPÚZCOA |
180 |
223 |
23.89% |
0.080 |
0.119 |
48.88% |
VIZCAYA |
272 |
320 |
17.65% |
0.107 |
0.146 |
36.24% |
BASQUE COUNTRY |
589 |
688 |
16.81% |
0.245 |
0.321 |
31.13% |
LA RIOJA |
27,122 |
29.516 |
8.83% |
15.866 |
18,622 |
17.37% |
LA RIOJA |
27,122 |
29.516 |
8.83% |
15.866 |
18,622 |
17.37% |
ALICANTE |
137,437 |
155.013 |
12.79% |
74.069 |
89,189 |
20.41% |
CASTELLÓN |
48,924 |
55.949 |
14.36% |
28.934 |
34,295 |
18.53% |
VALENCIA |
218,215 |
246,072 |
12.77% |
130.206 |
155,979 |
19.79% |
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
404,576 |
457.034 |
12.97% |
233.209 |
279,463 |
19.83% |
NATIONAL TOTAL |
3,982,069 |
4,587,530 |
15.20% |
2,615.980 |
3,135,309 |
19.85% |
This information may be used in part or in its entirety without citing sources.