More than 4,340,000 taxpayers have already received their refund after the first third of the campaign, amounting to 3.04 billion euros.
2024 Income Tax Campaign
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In the first month, 7,602,000 taxpayers filed their tax returns, 522,000 of them instantly using the new 'Direct Income' method, surpassing the number of taxpayers filing via the app.
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So far, 71.5% of refunds and 58.9% of the amounts requested have been paid.
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Personalized assistance begins today with the 'We'll Call You' telephone plan, maintaining the capacity that last year allowed the submission of 1,128,000 declarations and with a more visual and user-friendly appointment request format on the Agency's Electronic Office and app.
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In the near future, the first letters will begin to be sent to taxpayers regarding possible errors or omissions in their filing so that they can rectify them before any audit.
May 6, 2025.- The Tax Agency today begins the preparation of Income Tax returns by telephone through the "We Call You" plan, so that, from now until the end of the campaign, taxpayers who require personalized assistance can be assisted without having to go to an office. The implementation of the "We'll Call You" plan comes one-third of the way through the 2024 Personal Income Tax (IRPF 2024) filing campaign, with more than 4,341,000 taxpayers having already received their refund, amounting to €3.04 billion.
In terms of numbers, refunds already paid (-2.2% year-on-year) are evolving more favorably than taxpayers' own refund applications (6,074,000 returns, -6.3%) and the total number of returns filed to date (7,602,000 returns, -4.7%), while the amount of refunds paid has grown by 7.1% compared to the same period last year.
At the same time, and following the trend of acceleration seen in previous years, taxpayers have now filed 1,112,000 tax returns with outstanding payments (up 1.8% year-on-year), given that they do not need to make their first payments until the end of the campaign.
522,000 returns filed with 'Renta Directa'
Among the tax return filing options available in this first phase of the campaign, the new "Direct Income" option stands out. More than 522,000 taxpayers have opted for instant filing through this new service designed for simpler returns, which do not require modifications to the Income Web draft offered by the Tax Agency.
'Renta Directa' is available to taxpayers who only have tax information automatically transferred to their tax return this year. Generally, those who filed their tax return last year without modifying the draft, and who are unlikely to modify it this year either. This could include individuals who only receive income from salaries or pensions, or most beneficiaries of the Minimum Living Income.
For these taxpayers, the Agency offers a service that allows for the same agility of filing through the mobile app, but adapted for clearer viewing on large screens, with a comfortable user experience, concise information, and dynamic and very quick management of the filing process.
The new service is designed for taxpayers who do not need to make any changes to the draft provided by the Agency. However, as with the app, they can make any changes they deem appropriate using the traditional "Renta Web" service and file it there, or save the session to file later using "Renta Directa."
The remaining submissions to date have also been made through the Agency's website (sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es) as the primary online channel, or through the app, the other submission method that, along with 'Renta Directa', allows for the agile filing of simple returns.
A total of 510,000 tax returns have already been submitted via the mobile app, 4% more than last year, when there had already been a sharp increase in submissions through this channel. Of these, 391,000, a 4.2% increase, were 'one-click' submissions, while the rest were taxpayers who were redirected by the app to the AEAT website to make some changes and then returned to the app to complete their submission.
'Callback' Scheme
In addition to all these filing methods and channels, the "We'll Call You" telephone plan, which has been the primary personalized assistance option chosen by taxpayers in recent years, has now been added for the remainder of the campaign. Last year, it enabled the preparation of 1,128,000 returns.
This way, taxpayers who require personalized assistance once again have a powerful alternative to in-person assistance in offices, allowing them to speed up the filing process and, therefore, any refund that may be due.
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 morning or afternoon hours, the system suggests a day and time at which they will receive the call from the Tax Agency.
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.
The appointment request service for the "We'll Call You" plan, available since April 29th on the website and in the app, has been updated to offer users a clearer and more convenient view of the different options and dates available.
In addition, navigation becomes more usable, with more concise and organized information. The service includes the ability to filter offices by zip code and informs taxpayers of the first available appointment. The same improvements will later be applied to requests for in-office assistance appointments.
Furthermore, this year the financial limits for the assistance profile for preparing and filing the tax return have been expanded, raising the gross limit for employment income to €80,000 and the limit for personal capital to €20,000, thus adapting the assistance profile to the upward trend in these incomes over the years. These new limits apply to both telephone support and in-person support in June.
560,000 responses from digital support channels
Throughout the current campaign, taxpayers have benefited from new usability improvements to the Income Tax virtual assistant, which answers questions posed by taxpayers using natural language.
Guided assistance has been established to provide personalized information on the regional deductions to which taxpayers may be entitled, and direct access has been created from the tax information document to the most in-demand content in the wizard.
In any case, if the virtual assistant's responses do not contain all the required information, the taxpayer can access the Income Tax 'Informador' (Income Informer), which contains all the tax information structured into content blocks, or connect via chat with specialists from the Comprehensive Digital Administration (ADI)—from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.—thus obtaining personalized assistance for any unresolved issues.
Both tools, the "virtual assistant" and the "Informador," have so far provided 561,000 responses to taxpayer requests, 53% more than last year.
Letters for the correction of possible taxpayer errors
In the near future, and as it did last year, the Tax Agency will begin sending letters (in addition to notifications on Renta Web and in the app in the tax return processing status section) to taxpayers who have filed their tax return by modifying information provided by the Agency, so that they can assess whether or not they should file a supplementary tax return in line with the information available to the AEAT.
In the first phase, approximately 41,000 letters will be sent, followed by a second mailing, yet to be determined, as other taxpayers file their returns.
The goal is to continue advancing voluntary compliance through preventive notices to avoid errors and omissions that could later lead to a potential regulatory review by the Agency.
If the taxpayer believes their return was correct, they obviously don't need to amend it. However, if they believe they made some kind of error or omission, they are given the option to preemptively correct it by filing a supplementary return. Last year, more than 26,500 taxpayers corrected their tax returns after receiving the preventive notice, thus avoiding audits, interest charges, and potential penalties.
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 15,876 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, beneficiaries of the Minimum Living Income must file a tax return, in accordance with the regulations established by the IMV (Spanish Social Security Institute), as must self-employed workers registered with the RETA (Tax Administration) or the Special Regime for Sea Workers, in accordance with the regulations approving the new contribution regime for self-employed workers.
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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Autonomous community deductions
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Properties and their land registry reference numbers
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Personal and family circumstances (if they changed in 2024)
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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
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 (Tax Identification Number), box 505 of the 2023 Income Tax Return, and the validity date of the DNI itself will be requested. Those who did not file returns in the previous fiscal year, or whose 2023 Income Tax return box was zero, will be asked to provide the last digits of a bank account code instead of box 505.
Main information and assistance services
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Internet : https://sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es and 'app' (offers information and services without timetables) |
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Phone request plan '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 application for small municipalities plan: 91 553 00 71 and 901 22 33 44 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon-Fri) |
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Telephone Income Information (to resolve doubts): 91 554 87 70 and 901 33 55 33 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., MF) |
IRPF 2024 (Data as of May 6)
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Personal Income Tax 2023 |
Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% 2024/2023 |
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NAVIGATION RENTA WEB (nº. of taxpayers) |
11,303,887 |
10,903,865 |
-3.54% |
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Declarations presented |
7,977,363 |
7,602,760 |
- 4.70% |
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Tax returns with taxes owed |
1,093,066 |
1,112,776 |
1.80% |
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Amount (million €) |
1,141,796 |
1,189,145 |
4.15% |
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Tax returns with application for refund |
6,486,018 |
6,074,377 |
-6.35% |
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Amount (million €) |
5,262,817 |
5,156,783 |
- 2.01% |
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Refunds Paid |
4,438,753 |
4,341,638 |
-2.19% |
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Amount (million €) |
2,839,354 |
3,039,947 |
7.06% |
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
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PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Total, tax returns filed Personal Income Tax 2023 |
Total, tax returns filed Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% Variation Submitted 2024/2023 |
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ALMERÍA |
169,871 |
166.181 |
-2.17% |
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CÁDIZ |
200,912 |
192,342 |
-4.27% |
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CÓRDOBA |
128,249 |
115,569 |
-9.89% |
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GRANADA |
155,839 |
147,582 |
-5.30% |
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HUELVA |
127.161 |
123,280 |
- 3.05% |
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JAÉN |
98.911 |
87,282 |
-11.76% |
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MÁLAGA |
282,532 |
266,886 |
-5.54% |
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SEVILLA |
397,681 |
374,734 |
- 5.77% |
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JEREZ |
62.607 |
59,760 |
- 4.55% |
|
CEUTA |
16.056 |
15,300 |
- 4.71% |
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MELILLA |
17,714 |
17.268 |
-2.52% |
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ANDALUSIA |
1,657,533 |
1,566,184 |
-5.51% |
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HUESCA |
32.452 |
31,732 |
-2.22% |
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TERUEL |
16.653 |
15.337 |
-7.90% |
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ZARAGOZA |
189,508 |
183,809 |
-3.01% |
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ARAGÓN |
238,613 |
230,878 |
-3.24% |
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OVIEDO |
119,625 |
113,296 |
-5.29% |
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GIJÓN |
60,882 |
58.146 |
-4.49% |
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ASTURIAS |
180,507 |
171,442 |
-5.02% |
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BALEARIC ISLANDS |
146,489 |
152.335 |
3.99% |
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BALEARIC ISLANDS |
146,489 |
152.335 |
3.99% |
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LAS PALMAS |
228,684 |
213.119 |
-6.81% |
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STA. CRUZ DE TENERIFE |
187,924 |
174,549 |
- 7.12% |
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CANARY ISLANDS |
416,608 |
387,668 |
-6.95% |
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CANTABRIA |
91,758 |
92.648 |
0.97% |
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CANTABRIA |
91,758 |
92.648 |
0.97% |
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ALBACETE |
58,263 |
54,702 |
-6.11% |
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CIUDAD REAL |
74.135 |
69,955 |
-5.64% |
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CUENCA |
27.237 |
25,648 |
-5.83% |
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GUADALAJARA |
53,858 |
52,538 |
- 2.45% |
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TOLEDO |
117,566 |
114,469 |
-2.63% |
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CASTILLA-LA MANCHA |
331,059 |
317.312 |
-4.15% |
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ÁVILA |
23,889 |
22.431 |
-6.10% |
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BURGOS |
60.198 |
57.135 |
-5.09% |
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LEÓN |
76.386 |
71,356 |
-6.58% |
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PALENCIA |
26,748 |
24,973 |
-6.64% |
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SALAMANCA |
54,881 |
50,182 |
-8.56% |
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SEGOVIA |
25.263 |
23.393 |
-7.40% |
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SORIA |
13.492 |
12.569 |
- 6.84% |
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VALLADOLID |
104,660 |
99.056 |
-5.35% |
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ZAMORA |
21,994 |
20.616 |
-6.27% |
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CASTILE-LEÓN |
407.511 |
381,711 |
-6.33% |
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BARCELONA |
979.125 |
939,915 |
-4.00% |
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GIRONA |
109.054 |
106,990 |
-1.89% |
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LLEIDA |
62,277 |
60.606 |
-2.68% |
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TARRAGONA |
129.396 |
125,974 |
-2.64% |
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CATALONIA |
1,279,852 |
1,233,485 |
-3.62% |
|
BADAJOZ |
104,873 |
97,335 |
-7.19% |
|
CÁCERES |
62.226 |
57,281 |
-7.95% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
167,099 |
154,616 |
-7.47% |
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LA CORUÑA |
170,254 |
161,330 |
-5.24% |
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LUGO |
38,868 |
35,448 |
- 8.80% |
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OURENSE |
41.001 |
37,505 |
-8.53% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
78,611 |
72,927 |
-7.23% |
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VIGO |
63,895 |
60,668 |
- 5.05% |
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GALICIA |
392,629 |
367,878 |
-6.30% |
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MADRID |
1,541,812 |
1,505,210 |
-2.37% |
|
MADRID |
1,541,812 |
1,505,210 |
-2.37% |
|
MURCIA |
213,768 |
201,696 |
-5.65% |
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CARTAGENA |
70,558 |
68,586 |
-2.79% |
|
MURCIA |
284,326 |
270,282 |
-4.94% |
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NAVARRE |
1,120 |
1.096 |
-2.14% |
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NAVARRE |
1,120 |
1.096 |
-2.14% |
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ÁLAVA |
268 |
313 |
16.79% |
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GUIPÚZCOA |
437 |
422 |
-3.43% |
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VIZCAYA |
652 |
707 |
8.44% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1.357 |
1,442 |
6.26% |
|
LA RIOJA |
54.007 |
51,926 |
- 3.85% |
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LA RIOJA |
54.007 |
51,926 |
- 3.85% |
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ALICANTE |
267,072 |
250,015 |
- 6.39% |
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CASTELLÓN |
94,687 |
87.354 |
- 7.74% |
|
VALENCIA |
423.324 |
379,278 |
-10.40% |
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VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
785.083 |
716,647 |
-8.72% |
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NATIONAL TOTAL |
7,977,363 |
7,602,760 |
- 4.70% |
Refunds requested and paid (amounts in millions of euros)
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PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Requested (no.) IRPF 2024 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% Paid/req. |
Requested amount Personal Income Tax 2024 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% Paid/req. |
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ALMERÍA |
140,282 |
107.175 |
76.40% |
74,160 |
47,268 |
63.74% |
|
CÁDIZ |
154,701 |
113,372 |
73.28% |
132,810 |
80,516 |
60.62% |
|
CÓRDOBA |
90,962 |
64.025 |
70.39% |
62,844 |
36,763 |
58.50% |
|
GRANADA |
114,815 |
78.158 |
68.07% |
83,653 |
46,116 |
55.13% |
|
HUELVA |
103.693 |
78.415 |
75.62% |
62,796 |
39,571 |
63.02% |
|
JAÉN |
70,463 |
48,929 |
69.44% |
46,299 |
26,279 |
56.76% |
|
MÁLAGA |
211,826 |
149.453 |
70.55% |
158,329 |
91,511 |
57.80% |
|
SEVILLA |
302.660 |
218,261 |
72.11% |
232,811 |
135,769 |
58.32% |
|
JEREZ |
48,080 |
35.005 |
72.81% |
37,694 |
22.708 |
60.24% |
|
CEUTA |
11.803 |
8.796 |
74.52% |
8,774 |
5,421 |
61.79% |
|
MELILLA |
13.156 |
9.539 |
72.51% |
9,955 |
5,970 |
59.97% |
|
ANDALUSIA |
1,262,441 |
911.128 |
72.17% |
910,125 |
537,892 |
59.10% |
|
HUESCA |
25.517 |
17.429 |
68.30% |
18,500 |
10,620 |
57.40% |
|
TERUEL |
11.841 |
7.947 |
67.11% |
8,376 |
4,749 |
56.70% |
|
ZARAGOZA |
145,555 |
103.267 |
70.95% |
113,669 |
68,963 |
60.67% |
|
ARAGÓN |
182,913 |
128,643 |
70.33% |
140,545 |
84,332 |
60.00% |
|
OVIEDO |
88,666 |
60.182 |
67.87% |
97,151 |
52,689 |
54.23% |
|
GIJÓN |
44.713 |
30,725 |
68.72% |
46,736 |
26,185 |
56.03% |
|
ASTURIAS |
133,379 |
90.907 |
68.16% |
143,887 |
78,874 |
54.82% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
110,049 |
73,783 |
67.05% |
91,274 |
50,635 |
55.48% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
110,049 |
73,783 |
67.05% |
91,274 |
50,635 |
55.48% |
|
LAS PALMAS |
179,527 |
131,614 |
73.31% |
141,375 |
87,055 |
61.58% |
|
TENERIFE |
145,934 |
103,821 |
71.14% |
117,098 |
66,942 |
57.17% |
|
CANARY ISLANDS |
325,461 |
235.435 |
72.34% |
258,473 |
153,997 |
59.58% |
|
CANTABRIA |
78,351 |
53.257 |
67.97% |
72,738 |
41,024 |
56.40% |
|
CANTABRIA |
78,351 |
53.257 |
67.97% |
72,738 |
41,024 |
56.40% |
|
ALBACETE |
42.222 |
28.665 |
67.89% |
33,359 |
18,504 |
55.47% |
|
CIUDAD REAL |
53.901 |
37.135 |
68.89% |
43,146 |
24,770 |
57.41% |
|
CUENCA |
20,694 |
13,690 |
66.15% |
16,458 |
8,732 |
53.06% |
|
GUADALAJARA |
41,229 |
29.184 |
70.79% |
37,238 |
21,633 |
58.09% |
|
TOLEDO |
88,971 |
62,984 |
70.79% |
71,544 |
42,663 |
59.63% |
|
C. -LA MANCHA |
247,017 |
171,658 |
69.49% |
201,745 |
116,302 |
57.65% |
|
ÁVILA |
17.454 |
11.977 |
68.62% |
13,009 |
7,411 |
56.97% |
|
BURGOS |
45,524 |
30,894 |
67.86% |
39,522 |
21,995 |
55.65% |
|
LEÓN |
56,369 |
38,947 |
69.09% |
46,721 |
26,301 |
56.29% |
|
PALENCIA |
19,893 |
13.869 |
69.72% |
15,363 |
8,972 |
58.40% |
|
SALAMANCA |
39.149 |
27,595 |
70.49% |
29,056 |
17,305 |
59.56% |
|
SEGOVIA |
18,509 |
12.888 |
69.63% |
13,497 |
7,894 |
58.49% |
|
SORIA |
10.074 |
6.754 |
67.04% |
7,237 |
4,053 |
56.00% |
|
VALLADOLID |
80.681 |
57.171 |
70.86% |
67,845 |
40,031 |
59.00% |
|
ZAMORA |
16.171 |
10.979 |
67.89% |
11,127 |
6,313 |
56.73% |
|
C. and LEÓN |
303,824 |
211,074 |
69.47% |
243,379 |
140,274 |
57.64% |
|
BARCELONA |
647,423 |
451,664 |
69.76% |
617,427 |
357,809 |
57.95% |
|
GIRONA |
75,365 |
50.302 |
66.74% |
66,124 |
36,985 |
55.93% |
|
LLEIDA |
42,560 |
29.263 |
68.76% |
32,054 |
18,547 |
57.86% |
|
TARRAGONA |
89.421 |
62.024 |
69.36% |
80,854 |
45,988 |
56.88% |
|
CATALONIA |
854,769 |
593.253 |
69.41% |
796,459 |
459,330 |
57.67% |
|
BADAJOZ |
76.096 |
54,605 |
71.76% |
46,993 |
28,049 |
59.69% |
|
CÁCERES |
44,334 |
31,524 |
71.11% |
27,739 |
16,689 |
60.16% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
120,430 |
86.129 |
71.52% |
74,732 |
44,738 |
59.86% |
|
LA CORUÑA |
131,488 |
95.418 |
72.57% |
101,277 |
59,915 |
59.16% |
|
LUGO |
28.016 |
19,894 |
71.01% |
18,941 |
11,043 |
58.30% |
|
OURENSE |
28,480 |
19,935 |
70.00% |
19,307 |
10,918 |
56.55% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
59,288 |
42.284 |
71.32% |
44,639 |
25,470 |
57.06% |
|
VIGO |
50,787 |
37.223 |
73.29% |
40,841 |
24,499 |
59.99% |
|
GALICIA |
298,059 |
214,754 |
72.05% |
225,006 |
131,845 |
58.60% |
|
MADRID |
1,308,991 |
973.119 |
74.34% |
1,360,564 |
825,213 |
60.65% |
|
MADRID |
1,308,991 |
973.119 |
74.34% |
1,360,564 |
825,213 |
60.65% |
|
MURCIA |
168,718 |
118.308 |
70.12% |
125,377 |
70,785 |
56.46% |
|
CARTAGENA |
57.013 |
41,962 |
73.60% |
47,159 |
28,221 |
59.84% |
|
MURCIA |
225,731 |
160,270 |
71.00% |
172,537 |
99,007 |
57.38% |
|
NAVARRE |
816 |
583 |
71.45% |
0.478 |
0.297 |
62.10% |
|
NAVARRE |
816 |
583 |
71.45% |
0.478 |
0.297 |
62.10% |
|
ÁLAVA |
250 |
161 |
64.40% |
0.114 |
0.064 |
56.44% |
|
GUIPÚZCOA |
304 |
205 |
67.43% |
0.163 |
0.088 |
53.90% |
|
VIZCAYA |
509 |
339 |
66.60% |
0.315 |
0.161 |
51.29% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1.063 |
705 |
66.32% |
0.591 |
0.313 |
53.00% |
|
LA RIOJA |
43.228 |
29.702 |
68.71% |
35,486 |
20,883 |
58.85% |
|
LA RIOJA |
43.228 |
29.702 |
68.71% |
35,486 |
20,883 |
58.85% |
|
ALICANTE |
195,906 |
139,286 |
71.10% |
135,203 |
82,078 |
60.71% |
|
CASTELLÓN |
71,572 |
49.193 |
68.73% |
53,322 |
30,543 |
57.28% |
|
VALENCIA |
310,377 |
218,759 |
70.48% |
240,240 |
142,369 |
59.26% |
|
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
577,855 |
407,238 |
70.47% |
428,764 |
254,991 |
59.47% |
|
NATIONAL TOTAL |
6,074,377 |
4,341,638 |
71.47% |
5,156,783 |
3,039,947 |
58.95% |
Returns paid number and amount 2023/2024
(amounts in millions of euros)
|
PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Paid (number) Personal Income Tax 2023 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% Change 2024/2023 |
Amount Paid Personal Income Tax 2023 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2024 |
% Var. 2024/2023 |
|
ALMERÍA |
107,734 |
107.175 |
-0.52% |
45,254 |
47,268 |
4.45% |
|
CÁDIZ |
113,234 |
113,372 |
0.12% |
73,583 |
80,516 |
9.42% |
|
CÓRDOBA |
70,680 |
64.025 |
- 9.42% |
36,793 |
36,763 |
-0.08% |
|
GRANADA |
80.601 |
78.158 |
-3.03% |
44,483 |
46,116 |
3.67% |
|
HUELVA |
79,560 |
78.415 |
-1.44% |
37,342 |
39,571 |
5.97% |
|
JAÉN |
53,042 |
48,929 |
-7.75% |
26,183 |
26,279 |
0.37% |
|
MÁLAGA |
156.228 |
149.453 |
-4.34% |
89,147 |
91,511 |
2.65% |
|
SEVILLA |
221,636 |
218,261 |
-1.52% |
128,285 |
135,769 |
5.83% |
|
JEREZ |
35,764 |
35.005 |
-2.12% |
21,337 |
22.708 |
6.42% |
|
CEUTA |
8.977 |
8.796 |
-2.02% |
5,439 |
5,421 |
-0.31% |
|
MELILLA |
9.660 |
9.539 |
-1.25% |
5,932 |
5,970 |
0.64% |
|
ANDALUSIA |
937.116 |
911.128 |
- 2.77% |
513,777 |
537,892 |
4.69% |
|
HUESCA |
17,507 |
17.429 |
-0.45% |
9,883 |
10,620 |
7.46% |
|
TERUEL |
8.617 |
7.947 |
-7.78% |
4,726 |
4,749 |
0.48% |
|
ZARAGOZA |
105.270 |
103.267 |
-1.90% |
64,726 |
68,963 |
6.55% |
|
ARAGÓN |
131,394 |
128,643 |
-2.09% |
79,335 |
84,332 |
6.30% |
|
OVIEDO |
58,777 |
60.182 |
2.39% |
44,646 |
52,689 |
18.02% |
|
GIJÓN |
30.134 |
30,725 |
1.96% |
21,615 |
26,185 |
21.14% |
|
ASTURIAS |
88.911 |
90.907 |
2.24% |
66,260 |
78,874 |
19.04% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
63,794 |
73,783 |
15.66% |
42,846 |
50,635 |
18.18% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
63,794 |
73,783 |
15.66% |
42,846 |
50,635 |
18.18% |
|
LAS PALMAS |
140.186 |
131,614 |
-6.11% |
85,842 |
87,055 |
1.41% |
|
TENERIFE |
112.006 |
103,821 |
-7.31% |
65,486 |
66,942 |
2.22% |
|
CANARY ISLANDS |
252.192 |
235.435 |
-6.64% |
151,327 |
153,997 |
1.76% |
|
CANTABRIA |
47,707 |
53.257 |
11.63% |
31,697 |
41,024 |
29.43% |
|
CANTABRIA |
47,707 |
53.257 |
11.63% |
31,697 |
41,024 |
29.43% |
|
ALBACETE |
29.497 |
28.665 |
-2.82% |
17,393 |
18,504 |
6.39% |
|
CIUDAD REAL |
38.015 |
37.135 |
-2.31% |
22,759 |
24,770 |
8.83% |
|
CUENCA |
13.659 |
13,690 |
0.23% |
7,828 |
8,732 |
11.55% |
|
GUADALAJARA |
28.519 |
29.184 |
2.33% |
19,516 |
21,633 |
10.84% |
|
TOLEDO |
62.652 |
62,984 |
0.53% |
39,611 |
42,663 |
7.71% |
|
C. -LA MANCHA |
172,342 |
171,658 |
- 0.40% |
107,107 |
116,302 |
8.59% |
|
ÁVILA |
12.706 |
11.977 |
- 5.74% |
7,001 |
7,411 |
5.85% |
|
BURGOS |
31,347 |
30,894 |
- 1.45% |
20,570 |
21,995 |
6.93% |
|
LEÓN |
40,648 |
38,947 |
- 4.18% |
24,807 |
26,301 |
6.02% |
|
PALENCIA |
14.647 |
13.869 |
-5.31% |
8,649 |
8,972 |
3.74% |
|
SALAMANCA |
29,977 |
27,595 |
-7.95% |
16,636 |
17,305 |
4.02% |
|
SEGOVIA |
13.453 |
12.888 |
- 4.20% |
7,733 |
7,894 |
2.09% |
|
SORIA |
7.085 |
6.754 |
-4.67% |
3,829 |
4,053 |
5.86% |
|
VALLADOLID |
58.109 |
57.171 |
-1.61% |
36,311 |
40,031 |
10.25% |
|
ZAMORA |
11,970 |
10.979 |
-8.28% |
6,269 |
6,313 |
0.71% |
|
C. and LEÓN |
219,942 |
211,074 |
-4.03% |
131,804 |
140,274 |
6.43% |
|
BARCELONA |
453.129 |
451,664 |
-0.32% |
330,648 |
357,809 |
8.21% |
|
GIRONA |
50,307 |
50.302 |
-0.01% |
34,940 |
36,985 |
5.85% |
|
LLEIDA |
29.603 |
29.263 |
-1.15% |
17,664 |
18,547 |
5.00% |
|
TARRAGONA |
61,705 |
62.024 |
0.52% |
42,975 |
45,988 |
7.01% |
|
CATALONIA |
594,744 |
593.253 |
- 0.25% |
426,227 |
459,330 |
7.77% |
|
BADAJOZ |
59,754 |
54,605 |
-8.62% |
28,602 |
28,049 |
-1.93% |
|
CÁCERES |
34,526 |
31,524 |
-8.69% |
17,048 |
16,689 |
-2.10% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
94,280 |
86.129 |
-8.65% |
45,650 |
44,738 |
- 2.00% |
|
LA CORUÑA |
96,573 |
95.418 |
-1.20% |
54,370 |
59,915 |
10.20% |
|
LUGO |
21,276 |
19,894 |
-6.50% |
10,836 |
11,043 |
1.91% |
|
OURENSE |
20,981 |
19,935 |
- 4.99% |
10,334 |
10,918 |
5.66% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
43,914 |
42.284 |
- 3.71% |
24,301 |
25,470 |
4.81% |
|
VIGO |
37.664 |
37.223 |
- 1.17% |
22,031 |
24,499 |
11.20% |
|
GALICIA |
220.408 |
214,754 |
-2.57% |
121,871 |
131,845 |
8.18% |
|
MADRID |
978.187 |
973.119 |
-0.52% |
756,327 |
825,213 |
9.11% |
|
MADRID |
978.187 |
973.119 |
-0.52% |
756,327 |
825,213 |
9.11% |
|
MURCIA |
122,759 |
118.308 |
-3.63% |
68,075 |
70,785 |
3.98% |
|
CARTAGENA |
42.021 |
41,962 |
-0.14% |
25,685 |
28,221 |
9.87% |
|
MURCIA |
164,780 |
160,270 |
-2.74% |
93,760 |
99,007 |
5.60% |
|
NAVARRE |
612 |
583 |
-4.74% |
0.285 |
0.297 |
4.05% |
|
NAVARRE |
612 |
583 |
-4.74% |
0.285 |
0.297 |
4.05% |
|
ÁLAVA |
144 |
161 |
11.81% |
0.055 |
0.064 |
16.10% |
|
GUIPÚZCOA |
219 |
205 |
- 6.39% |
0.117 |
0.088 |
-24.77% |
|
VIZCAYA |
317 |
339 |
6.94% |
0.142 |
0.161 |
14.03% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
680 |
705 |
3.68% |
0.313 |
0.313 |
- 0.03% |
|
LA RIOJA |
28,584 |
29.702 |
3.91% |
16,932 |
20,883 |
23.34% |
|
LA RIOJA |
28,584 |
29.702 |
3.91% |
16,932 |
20,883 |
23.34% |
|
ALICANTE |
150,700 |
139,286 |
-7.57% |
81,486 |
82,078 |
0.73% |
|
CASTELLÓN |
54,238 |
49.193 |
-9.30% |
31,236 |
30,543 |
-2.22% |
|
VALENCIA |
238.142 |
218,759 |
-8.14% |
141,113 |
142,369 |
0.89% |
|
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
443,080 |
407,238 |
-8.09% |
253,835 |
254,991 |
0.46% |
|
NATIONAL TOTAL |
4,438,753 |
4,341,638 |
-2.19% |
2,839,354 |
3,039,947 |
7.06% |