More than 8,277,000 taxpayers have already received their refunds before the start of in-person service at tax offices, for a total amount of 5.71 billion euros.
2025 Income Tax Campaign
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'Direct Income' accounts for 1,861,000 submissions, 145% more than last year, and the app 755,000, 26% more, so that, together with the 'We Call You' plan, they account for 23% of the 15,202,000 returns submitted.
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75.5% of refunds and 61% of requested amounts have already been paid.
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Today marks the start of in-office service, complemented by telephone assistance for taxpayers less familiar with new technologies who require personalized support.
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To date, 1,016,000 responses have been provided to taxpayers through digital assistance channels, a 10% increase.
June 1, 2026. The Spanish Tax Agency has paid out refunds to 8,277,000 taxpayers totaling 5.71 billion euros in the first two months of the 2025 Personal Income Tax (IRPF 2025) filing campaign. Before the start of in-person service at the offices today, 75.5% of refund requests and 61% of the requested refund amounts have already been paid.
The rate of refunds already paid (+4.1% year-on-year) is evolving in line with the rate of refund requests submitted by taxpayers (10,966,000, +3.9%). Meanwhile, taxpayers have already filed 3,202,000 returns with a balance due (+7.8%), taking into account that if they pay by direct debit they do not need to make the first payments until the end of the campaign.
In these two months, 15,202,000 declarations have already been submitted, 4.7% more than last year, even though this year the campaign started six days later.
Strong boost in returns filed with 'Direct Income'
In terms of filing methods, the strong year-on-year growth of 145% in the rate of filing returns with 'Direct Income' continues to stand out. To date, more than 1,861,000 tax returns have been filed using this service designed for the simplest returns, which do not require modifications with respect to the 'Renta Web' draft offered by the Tax Agency.
Among other groups, this year the potential users of this service include taxpayers with mortgage loans and the right to the state deduction, new taxpayers and, in some cases, taxpayers with regional deductions, thus doubling the possible users of the service. For tax returns, this year 'Direct Income' also incorporates, as in the 'app', payment with 'Bizum' and card that was already available for 'Web Income'.
The general limitation that guarantees its usefulness for the instant filing of returns remains that it applies to cases in which the tax data offered by the Agency can be automatically transferred, so that the taxpayer can be offered a closed product for immediate filing, if they deem it appropriate.
For these taxpayers, the Agency offers a service that allows the same agility as the 'app', but adapted to a clearer view on large screens, with a comfortable user experience, concise information and a dynamic and very brief 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, although, as with the 'app', they can make the modifications they deem appropriate in 'Renta Web' and submit it through this method, or save the work session to submit later via 'Renta Directa'.
This sharp increase in submissions using 'Direct Income' has not come at the expense of submissions made using the other agile service for simple declarations, the 'app'. With the Agency's mobile application, more than 755,000 declarations have been submitted, 26% more, of which 523,000, 15% more, correspond to 'one click' submissions and the rest are taxpayers to whom the 'app' has referred to the AEAT website to make some modification and have returned to the application to complete the submission.
In addition to the two previous filing methods or channels, the "We'll Call You" plan has become the primary option for personalized assistance chosen by taxpayers in recent years. More than 1,110,000 taxpayers have already requested an appointment for this service, of which more than 861,000 have already filed their tax return. Together, 'Direct Income', the 'app' and the telephone assistance plan account for 23% of all declarations submitted to date.
Taxpayers less accustomed to new technologies, in addition to 'Direct Income' and the 'app' as a quick method of filing, also have until the end of the campaign the 'We Call You' plan as a powerful alternative to in-person assistance at offices, being able to accelerate the filing and, with it, the eventual refund that corresponds. The operation is the usual one. Once the taxpayer requests an appointment (it is recommended to request it online or through an automated service at 91 535 73 26) and chooses a morning or afternoon time, the system proposes a day and time when they will receive a call from the Tax Agency.
In-person assistance in the tax office begins
This personalized telephone assistance is complemented today by the traditional in-office tax return preparation service that the Agency, as with the "We'll Call You" plan, provides in collaboration with regional governments and city councils.
Office assistance is offered through a progressive opening schedule adapted to the absorption capacity of the various service centers. Therefore, if at any given time the taxpayer does not find any appointments available, this does not mean that there are no appointments left, but rather that more appointments will be opened again on subsequent dates. In any case, the Agency recommends not waiting for this new opening, but instead opting for the "We'll Call You" option, which will still have sufficient capacity to absorb demand.
Regarding both services, and as every year, in order to mitigate a possible loss of appointments to the detriment of all taxpayers, citizens who decide not to use their appointment must cancel it through any of the available means. In past years, when appointments were scheduled more than a week in advance, the taxpayer did not show up in more than 25% of cases.
For the sake of service agility, as with the "We'll Call You" plan, it is highly recommended that, at the time of preparation by the Agency, the taxpayer has the necessary information and documentation to file the return, with specific guides available in the Income Tax Campaign section of the Agency's Online Office.
More than one million responses from digital support channels
Throughout the campaign, taxpayers continue to have access to an expanded range of topics available in the 'virtual assistant' for Income Tax, which answers questions posed by taxpayers in natural language.
If the 'virtual assistant's' answers do not contain all the required information, the taxpayer can access the Income 'Informant', which has all the tax information structured by content blocks, or connect by chat with specialists from the Comprehensive Digital Administration (ADI) – from nine in the morning to seven in the evening –, thus obtaining personalized assistance for the issues that have remained to be resolved.
Together, the 'Virtual Tax Assistant', which answers taxpayers' questions in natural language, and the 'Informant' have so far provided more than 1,016,000 answers at the taxpayer's request, 10% more than last year. Additionally, taxpayers have received 97,000 responses in the grant help section of the tax data document, which indicates the specific 'Renta Web' box in which, if applicable, the amount should be entered.
Letters for correcting possible errors
Furthermore, the Tax Agency has begun, as planned, sending letters (in addition to notices on 'Renta Web' and in the 'app' in the section on the status of the declaration) to taxpayers who have submitted their declaration modifying information provided by the Agency, so that they can assess whether or not they should submit a supplementary declaration adapting to the information that the AEAT has on file.
In recent weeks the first shipments have been made, with more than 50,000 letters already sent, as declarations have been submitted, with the expectation of eventually sending a total of about 130,000 letters. The objective is to continue advancing voluntary compliance through preventive notices to avoid errors and omissions that could later lead to an eventual regularization by the Agency.
If the taxpayer believes that their declaration was correct, they logically do not have to modify it, but if they believe that they made some type of error or omission, they are given the option to correct it through the corresponding amended declaration. Last year, more than 45,000 amended tax returns were filed after receiving the preventive notice, thus avoiding checks, the generation of interest and possible penalties.
This preventative formula is in addition to the notices and 'warnings' to avoid errors that the Agency offers to taxpayers in the tax data document and in Renta Web before submitting the declaration, messages which, in addition, in this campaign have been extended to new scenarios.
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, the limit is reduced if the income comes from more than one payer (except in certain cases), or also when the payer is not required to withhold and when the income is subject to a fixed withholding rate. In such cases, the limit is set at 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 2025)
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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', along with the certificate, the electronic ID card and the 'eIDAS' system for EU citizens, remain the access systems to 'Renta Web' and other Income Tax Campaign services, such as consulting tax data and the status of the refund process.
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 by video identification, or online following the instructions in the letter that the Agency will send to those who request it through the option offered in the section of the AEAT website 'Register in Clave'. 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 2024 Income Tax return and the validity date of the DNI itself will be requested. Those who did not file a tax return in the previous year, or whose 2024 Income Tax return had a zero value in the corresponding box, will be asked for the last digits of a bank account code held by the taxpayer, 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 / 901 12 12 24 (automatic service, 24 hours) 91 553 00 71 / 901 22 33 44 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon-Fri) |
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Phone application Appointment for Rent in-office service: 91 535 73 26 / 901 12 12 24 (automatic service, 24 hours) 91 553 00 71 / 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 / 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 (operator, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mon-Fri) |
Personal Income Tax 2025 (Data as of June 1)
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Personal Income Tax 2024 |
Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% 2025/2024 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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NAVIGATION RENTA WEB (nº. of taxpayers) |
15,952,033 |
16,826,672 |
5.48% |
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Declarations presented |
14,514,563 |
15.202.429 |
4.74% |
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Tax returns with taxes owed |
2,969,595 |
3,201,991 |
7.83% |
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Amount (million €) |
4,610,189 |
5,709,471 |
23.84% |
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Tax returns with application for refund |
10,559,416 |
10,966,485 |
3.86% |
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Amount (million €) |
8,969,040 |
9,366,602 |
4.43% |
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Refunds Paid |
7,953,521 |
8,277,489 |
4.07% |
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Amount (million €) |
5,509,046 |
5,709,967 |
3.65% |
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 2024 |
Total, tax returns filed Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% Variation Submitted 2025/2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
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ALMERÍA |
266,573 |
276,888 |
3.87% |
|
CÁDIZ |
314,559 |
324.304 |
3.10% |
|
CÓRDOBA |
240,964 |
247,089 |
2.54% |
|
GRANADA |
296,924 |
305,543 |
2.90% |
|
HUELVA |
196,868 |
201.067 |
2.13% |
|
JAÉN |
196,327 |
199,764 |
1.75% |
|
MÁLAGA |
518,923 |
536,880 |
3.46% |
|
SEVILLA |
635,881 |
663,597 |
4.36% |
|
JEREZ |
94.224 |
97.752 |
3.74% |
|
CEUTA |
23,972 |
24,814 |
3.51% |
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MELILLA |
26,371 |
26,433 |
0.24% |
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ANDALUSIA |
2,811,586 |
2,904,131 |
3.29% |
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HUESCA |
69,848 |
74,355 |
6.45% |
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TERUEL |
41.002 |
43.306 |
5.62% |
|
ZARAGOZA |
353,963 |
371,865 |
5.06% |
|
ARAGÓN |
464,813 |
489,526 |
5.32% |
|
OVIEDO |
224.292 |
236,701 |
5.53% |
|
GIJÓN |
116.197 |
122,966 |
5.83% |
|
ASTURIAS |
340,489 |
359,667 |
5.63% |
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BALEARIC ISLANDS |
342,436 |
353,799 |
3.32% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
342,436 |
353,799 |
3.32% |
|
LAS PALMAS |
360,594 |
379,627 |
5.28% |
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STA. CRUZ DE TENERIFE |
319.004 |
341,498 |
7.05% |
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CANARY ISLANDS |
679,598 |
721.125 |
6.11% |
|
CANTABRIA |
188,447 |
195.243 |
3.61% |
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CANTABRIA |
188,447 |
195.243 |
3.61% |
|
ALBACETE |
122,330 |
128,275 |
4.86% |
|
CIUDAD REAL |
145,850 |
152,678 |
4.68% |
|
CUENCA |
58,304 |
61,487 |
5.46% |
|
GUADALAJARA |
96.275 |
101,734 |
5.67% |
|
TOLEDO |
225.306 |
238.182 |
5.71% |
|
CASTILLA-LA MANCHA |
648.065 |
682,356 |
5.29% |
|
ÁVILA |
49,590 |
52,515 |
5.90% |
|
BURGOS |
123.096 |
126,249 |
2.56% |
|
LEÓN |
150,961 |
153,863 |
1.92% |
|
PALENCIA |
53,477 |
54,914 |
2.69% |
|
SALAMANCA |
106,737 |
110,525 |
3.55% |
|
SEGOVIA |
50.115 |
52,477 |
4.71% |
|
SORIA |
29.128 |
30,690 |
5.36% |
|
VALLADOLID |
187,385 |
194,096 |
3.58% |
|
ZAMORA |
49,016 |
51,366 |
4.79% |
|
CASTILE-LEÓN |
799,505 |
826,695 |
3.40% |
|
BARCELONA |
1,828,879 |
1,934,742 |
5.79% |
|
GIRONA |
231,552 |
250,436 |
8.16% |
|
LLEIDA |
127,589 |
136,846 |
7.26% |
|
TARRAGONA |
254,290 |
270,578 |
6.41% |
|
CATALONIA |
2,442,310 |
2,592,602 |
6.15% |
|
BADAJOZ |
204,726 |
215,289 |
5.16% |
|
CÁCERES |
123.248 |
128.019 |
3.87% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
327,974 |
343.308 |
4.68% |
|
LA CORUÑA |
343.082 |
354,162 |
3.23% |
|
LUGO |
90,777 |
94.709 |
4.33% |
|
OURENSE |
86,957 |
90.203 |
3.73% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
165.189 |
173,488 |
5.02% |
|
VIGO |
119,582 |
124,656 |
4.24% |
|
GALICIA |
805.587 |
837.218 |
3.93% |
|
MADRID |
2,502,667 |
2,647,222 |
5.78% |
|
MADRID |
2,502,667 |
2,647,222 |
5.78% |
|
MURCIA |
381,737 |
399,221 |
4.58% |
|
CARTAGENA |
116.020 |
121,719 |
4.91% |
|
MURCIA |
497,757 |
520,940 |
4.66% |
|
NAVARRE |
1.654 |
1,741 |
5.26% |
|
NAVARRE |
1.654 |
1,741 |
5.26% |
|
ÁLAVA |
524 |
599 |
14.31% |
|
GUIPÚZCOA |
700 |
773 |
10.43% |
|
VIZCAYA |
1,198 |
1.289 |
7.60% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
2,422 |
2,661 |
9.87% |
|
LA RIOJA |
108,969 |
114,838 |
5.39% |
|
LA RIOJA |
108,969 |
114,838 |
5.39% |
|
ALICANTE |
539.201 |
558,212 |
3.53% |
|
CASTELLÓN |
191,789 |
197,285 |
2.87% |
|
VALENCIA |
819,294 |
853,860 |
4.22% |
|
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
1,550,284 |
1,609,357 |
3.81% |
|
NATIONAL TOTAL |
14,514,563 |
15.202.429 |
4.74% |
Refunds requested and paid (amounts in millions of euros)
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PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Requested (no.) IRPF 2025 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% Paid/req. |
Requested amount Personal Income Tax 2025 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% Paid/req. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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ALMERÍA |
215,467 |
173.101 |
80.34% |
122,765 |
81,087 |
66.05% |
|
CÁDIZ |
234,906 |
181,242 |
77.16% |
199,072 |
126,124 |
63.36% |
|
CÓRDOBA |
176,213 |
132.067 |
74.95% |
120,429 |
72,291 |
60.03% |
|
GRANADA |
212,547 |
156,593 |
73.67% |
153,319 |
90,815 |
59.23% |
|
HUELVA |
154,981 |
121.308 |
78.27% |
98,023 |
62,937 |
64.21% |
|
JAÉN |
145,474 |
107.048 |
73.59% |
91,879 |
55,228 |
60.11% |
|
MÁLAGA |
380,300 |
282,138 |
74.19% |
286,308 |
168,923 |
59.00% |
|
SEVILLA |
486,402 |
369,783 |
76.02% |
373,998 |
229,661 |
61.41% |
|
JEREZ |
71,870 |
55,396 |
77.08% |
56,673 |
35,685 |
62.97% |
|
CEUTA |
17,519 |
13,567 |
77.44% |
13,013 |
8,274 |
63.59% |
|
MELILLA |
18,575 |
14.223 |
76.57% |
14,246 |
8,874 |
62.29% |
|
ANDALUSIA |
2,114,254 |
1,606,466 |
75.98% |
1,529,725 |
939,899 |
61.44% |
|
HUESCA |
52.491 |
39.077 |
74.45% |
38,522 |
22,811 |
59.22% |
|
TERUEL |
29,442 |
21,565 |
73.25% |
20,462 |
12,044 |
58.86% |
|
ZARAGOZA |
262,536 |
201.708 |
76.83% |
203,352 |
125,974 |
61.95% |
|
ARAGÓN |
344,469 |
262,350 |
76.16% |
262,335 |
160,829 |
61.31% |
|
OVIEDO |
179,233 |
128,830 |
71.88% |
195,826 |
108,047 |
55.18% |
|
GIJÓN |
90.847 |
66,430 |
73.12% |
95,225 |
54,094 |
56.81% |
|
ASTURIAS |
270,080 |
195,260 |
72.30% |
291,051 |
162,141 |
55.71% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
221.273 |
157,958 |
71.39% |
187,236 |
106,393 |
56.82% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
221.273 |
157,958 |
71.39% |
187,236 |
106,393 |
56.82% |
|
LAS PALMAS |
296,189 |
230,888 |
77.95% |
242,353 |
155,389 |
64.12% |
|
TENERIFE |
265,083 |
202.821 |
76.51% |
247,502 |
147,127 |
59.44% |
|
CANARY ISLANDS |
561,272 |
433,709 |
77.27% |
489,855 |
302,516 |
61.76% |
|
CANTABRIA |
149,506 |
108.025 |
72.25% |
137,481 |
78,553 |
57.14% |
|
CANTABRIA |
149,506 |
108.025 |
72.25% |
137,481 |
78,553 |
57.14% |
|
ALBACETE |
89.014 |
64,563 |
72.53% |
70,383 |
40,472 |
57.50% |
|
CIUDAD REAL |
105,589 |
78,397 |
74.25% |
81,814 |
49,881 |
60.97% |
|
CUENCA |
45.030 |
32,467 |
72.10% |
35,517 |
20,228 |
56.95% |
|
GUADALAJARA |
72,255 |
53,813 |
74.48% |
65,211 |
39,423 |
60.45% |
|
TOLEDO |
165.169 |
123.172 |
74.57% |
132,108 |
81,592 |
61.76% |
|
C. -LA MANCHA |
477,057 |
352,412 |
73.87% |
385,031 |
231,596 |
60.15% |
|
ÁVILA |
36,655 |
27.129 |
74.01% |
27,607 |
16,137 |
58.45% |
|
BURGOS |
89,918 |
66,589 |
74.06% |
77,137 |
45.322 |
58.76% |
|
LEÓN |
108.060 |
80.125 |
74.15% |
87,867 |
51,145 |
58.21% |
|
PALENCIA |
38,962 |
29,350 |
75.33% |
30,239 |
18,164 |
60.07% |
|
SALAMANCA |
75,957 |
57.075 |
75.14% |
55,554 |
33,107 |
59.59% |
|
SEGOVIA |
36,928 |
27,608 |
74.76% |
27,660 |
16,357 |
59.13% |
|
SORIA |
21,856 |
16.165 |
73.96% |
15,777 |
9,323 |
59.09% |
|
VALLADOLID |
142,196 |
108.443 |
76.26% |
116,769 |
72,608 |
62.18% |
|
ZAMORA |
35,805 |
26,585 |
74.25% |
24,157 |
14,317 |
59.27% |
|
C. and LEÓN |
586,337 |
439,069 |
74.88% |
462,767 |
276,480 |
59.75% |
|
BARCELONA |
1,219,663 |
890.308 |
73.00% |
1,148,995 |
668,782 |
58.21% |
|
GIRONA |
157,598 |
113.081 |
71.75% |
137,987 |
78,983 |
57.24% |
|
LLEIDA |
86,567 |
63.004 |
72.78% |
67,883 |
39,142 |
57.66% |
|
TARRAGONA |
172,366 |
123.561 |
71.69% |
154,366 |
86,689 |
56.16% |
|
CATALONIA |
1,636,194 |
1,189,954 |
72.73% |
1,509,232 |
873,596 |
57.88% |
|
BADAJOZ |
150.411 |
113,674 |
75.58% |
91,956 |
56,777 |
61.74% |
|
CÁCERES |
87,580 |
66,708 |
76.17% |
55,213 |
34,566 |
62.61% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
237,991 |
180,382 |
75.79% |
147,169 |
91,343 |
62.07% |
|
LA CORUÑA |
253.201 |
191,857 |
75.77% |
200,711 |
119,298 |
59.44% |
|
LUGO |
66.050 |
48.003 |
72.68% |
46,589 |
26,341 |
56.54% |
|
OURENSE |
59,551 |
44,656 |
74.99% |
42,037 |
24,633 |
58.60% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
125,433 |
93.849 |
74.82% |
98,309 |
56,708 |
57.68% |
|
VIGO |
94.047 |
72,311 |
76.89% |
78,469 |
47,601 |
60.66% |
|
GALICIA |
598,282 |
450,676 |
75.33% |
466,115 |
274,581 |
58.91% |
|
MADRID |
2,116,101 |
1,660,015 |
78.45% |
2,217,167 |
1,443,612 |
65.11% |
|
MADRID |
2,116,101 |
1,660,015 |
78.45% |
2,217,167 |
1,443,612 |
65.11% |
|
MURCIA |
305,761 |
232,356 |
75.99% |
237,454 |
141,630 |
59.65% |
|
CARTAGENA |
92.483 |
73,453 |
79.42% |
78,812 |
49,541 |
62.86% |
|
MURCIA |
398,244 |
305,809 |
76.79% |
316,266 |
191,171 |
60.45% |
|
NAVARRE |
1.249 |
987 |
79.02% |
0.726 |
0.496 |
68.36% |
|
NAVARRE |
1.249 |
987 |
79.02% |
0.726 |
0.496 |
68.36% |
|
ÁLAVA |
436 |
339 |
77.75% |
0.246 |
0.143 |
58.09% |
|
GUIPÚZCOA |
538 |
423 |
78.62% |
0.332 |
0.199 |
60.01% |
|
VIZCAYA |
868 |
653 |
75.23% |
0.559 |
0.328 |
58.59% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1,842 |
1,415 |
76.82% |
1,138 |
0.670 |
58.90% |
|
LA RIOJA |
87.220 |
65,395 |
74.98% |
71,250 |
44,433 |
62.36% |
|
LA RIOJA |
87.220 |
65,395 |
74.98% |
71,250 |
44,433 |
62.36% |
|
ALICANTE |
388,174 |
292,495 |
75.35% |
278,744 |
172,043 |
61.72% |
|
CASTELLÓN |
147,947 |
109.178 |
73.80% |
113,830 |
66,341 |
58.28% |
|
VALENCIA |
628,993 |
465,934 |
74.08% |
499,483 |
293,275 |
58.72% |
|
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
1,165,114 |
867,607 |
74.47% |
892,056 |
531,659 |
59.60% |
|
NATIONAL TOTAL |
10,966,485 |
8,277,489 |
75.48% |
9,366,602 |
5,709,967 |
60.96% |
Returns paid number and amount 2024/2025
(amounts in millions of euros)
|
PROVINCIAL OFFICES |
Paid (no.) Personal Income Tax 2024 |
Paid (No.) Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% Change 2025/2024 |
Amount Paid Personal Income Tax 2024 |
Amount paid Personal Income Tax 2025 |
% Var. 2025/2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
ALMERÍA |
163.070 |
173.101 |
6.15% |
74,775 |
81,087 |
8.44% |
|
CÁDIZ |
175,842 |
181,242 |
3.07% |
123,193 |
126,124 |
2.38% |
|
CÓRDOBA |
126,899 |
132.067 |
4.07% |
69,029 |
72,291 |
4.73% |
|
GRANADA |
150,646 |
156,593 |
3.95% |
87,308 |
90,815 |
4.02% |
|
HUELVA |
119.213 |
121.308 |
1.76% |
61,862 |
62,937 |
1.74% |
|
JAÉN |
105.137 |
107.048 |
1.82% |
53,250 |
55,228 |
3.72% |
|
MÁLAGA |
274,669 |
282,138 |
2.72% |
166,275 |
168,923 |
1.59% |
|
SEVILLA |
354,767 |
369,783 |
4.23% |
218,905 |
229,661 |
4.91% |
|
JEREZ |
54.005 |
55,396 |
2.58% |
34,447 |
35,685 |
3.59% |
|
CEUTA |
13.593 |
13,567 |
-0.19% |
8,468 |
8,274 |
- 2.29% |
|
MELILLA |
14,635 |
14.223 |
-2.82% |
9,295 |
8,874 |
- 4.54% |
|
ANDALUSIA |
1,552,476 |
1,606,466 |
3.48% |
906,809 |
939,899 |
3.65% |
|
HUESCA |
36,842 |
39.077 |
6.07% |
21,976 |
22,811 |
3.80% |
|
TERUEL |
20,454 |
21,565 |
5.43% |
11,937 |
12,044 |
0.90% |
|
ZARAGOZA |
196,464 |
201.708 |
2.67% |
128,546 |
125,974 |
- 2.00% |
|
ARAGÓN |
253,760 |
262,350 |
3.39% |
162,460 |
160,829 |
-1.00% |
|
OVIEDO |
116,889 |
128,830 |
10.22% |
98,695 |
108,047 |
9.48% |
|
GIJÓN |
60,369 |
66,430 |
10.04% |
49,751 |
54,094 |
8.73% |
|
ASTURIAS |
177,258 |
195,260 |
10.16% |
148,446 |
162,141 |
9.23% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
155.278 |
157,958 |
1.73% |
104,737 |
106,393 |
1.58% |
|
BALEARIC ISLANDS |
155.278 |
157,958 |
1.73% |
104,737 |
106,393 |
1.58% |
|
LAS PALMAS |
222,777 |
230,888 |
3.64% |
147,514 |
155,389 |
5.34% |
|
TENERIFE |
190,934 |
202.821 |
6.23% |
123,840 |
147,127 |
18.80% |
|
CANARY ISLANDS |
413,711 |
433,709 |
4.83% |
271,354 |
302,516 |
11.48% |
|
CANTABRIA |
106,456 |
108.025 |
1.47% |
80,041 |
78,553 |
-1.86% |
|
CANTABRIA |
106,456 |
108.025 |
1.47% |
80,041 |
78,553 |
-1.86% |
|
ALBACETE |
61,849 |
64,563 |
4.39% |
38,292 |
40,472 |
5.69% |
|
CIUDAD REAL |
76.176 |
78,397 |
2.92% |
48,058 |
49,881 |
3.79% |
|
CUENCA |
30.996 |
32,467 |
4.75% |
19,010 |
20,228 |
6.40% |
|
GUADALAJARA |
51,395 |
53,813 |
4.70% |
37,641 |
39,423 |
4.73% |
|
TOLEDO |
118.069 |
123.172 |
4.32% |
77,357 |
81,592 |
5.47% |
|
C. -LA MANCHA |
338,485 |
352,412 |
4.11% |
220,358 |
231,596 |
5.10% |
|
ÁVILA |
25,608 |
27.129 |
5.94% |
15,252 |
16,137 |
5.80% |
|
BURGOS |
65,543 |
66,589 |
1.60% |
45,115 |
45.322 |
0.46% |
|
LEÓN |
79,622 |
80.125 |
0.63% |
52,365 |
51,145 |
-2.33% |
|
PALENCIA |
29,261 |
29,350 |
0.30% |
18,541 |
18,164 |
-2.04% |
|
SALAMANCA |
56,756 |
57.075 |
0.56% |
33,999 |
33,107 |
-2.62% |
|
SEGOVIA |
26,568 |
27,608 |
3.91% |
16,008 |
16,357 |
2.18% |
|
SORIA |
15,843 |
16.165 |
2.03% |
9,162 |
9,323 |
1.76% |
|
VALLADOLID |
106,758 |
108.443 |
1.58% |
72,686 |
72,608 |
-0.11% |
|
ZAMORA |
25,915 |
26,585 |
2.59% |
14,297 |
14,317 |
0.14% |
|
C. and LEÓN |
431,874 |
439,069 |
1.67% |
277,424 |
276,480 |
-0.34% |
|
BARCELONA |
836,415 |
890.308 |
6.44% |
655,109 |
668,782 |
2.09% |
|
GIRONA |
101.983 |
113.081 |
10.88% |
73,498 |
78,983 |
7.46% |
|
LLEIDA |
57,363 |
63.004 |
9.83% |
36,509 |
39,142 |
7.21% |
|
TARRAGONA |
117,843 |
123.561 |
4.85% |
86,836 |
86,689 |
- 0.17% |
|
CATALONIA |
1,113,604 |
1,189,954 |
6.86% |
851,952 |
873,596 |
2.54% |
|
BADAJOZ |
109.461 |
113,674 |
3.85% |
54,808 |
56,777 |
3.59% |
|
CÁCERES |
65,819 |
66,708 |
1.35% |
33,883 |
34,566 |
2.02% |
|
EXTREMADURA |
175,280 |
180,382 |
2.91% |
88,690 |
91,343 |
2.99% |
|
LA CORUÑA |
189,144 |
191,857 |
1.43% |
119,165 |
119,298 |
0.11% |
|
LUGO |
47,047 |
48.003 |
2.03% |
26,108 |
26,341 |
0.89% |
|
OURENSE |
42,760 |
44,656 |
4.43% |
23,810 |
24,633 |
3.46% |
|
PONTEVEDRA |
89.372 |
93.849 |
5.01% |
54,395 |
56,708 |
4.25% |
|
VIGO |
69.136 |
72,311 |
4.59% |
46,086 |
47,601 |
3.29% |
|
GALICIA |
437,459 |
450,676 |
3.02% |
269,564 |
274,581 |
1.86% |
|
MADRID |
1,588,759 |
1,660,015 |
4.49% |
1,374,481 |
1,443,612 |
5.03% |
|
MADRID |
1,588,759 |
1,660,015 |
4.49% |
1,374,481 |
1,443,612 |
5.03% |
|
MURCIA |
220.455 |
232,356 |
5.40% |
133,920 |
141,630 |
5.76% |
|
CARTAGENA |
69,160 |
73,453 |
6.21% |
46,851 |
49,541 |
5.74% |
|
MURCIA |
289,615 |
305,809 |
5.59% |
180,770 |
191,171 |
5.75% |
|
NAVARRE |
880 |
987 |
12.16% |
0.442 |
0.496 |
12.19% |
|
NAVARRE |
880 |
987 |
12.16% |
0.442 |
0.496 |
12.19% |
|
ÁLAVA |
278 |
339 |
21.94% |
0.121 |
0.143 |
18.36% |
|
GUIPÚZCOA |
326 |
423 |
29.75% |
0.134 |
0.199 |
48.35% |
|
VIZCAYA |
565 |
653 |
15.58% |
0.261 |
0.328 |
25.37% |
|
BASQUE COUNTRY |
1.169 |
1,415 |
21.04% |
0.517 |
0.670 |
29.71% |
|
LA RIOJA |
61,664 |
65,395 |
6.05% |
42,153 |
44,433 |
5.41% |
|
LA RIOJA |
61,664 |
65,395 |
6.05% |
42,153 |
44,433 |
5.41% |
|
ALICANTE |
286,675 |
292,495 |
2.03% |
166,961 |
172,043 |
3.04% |
|
CASTELLÓN |
108,423 |
109.178 |
0.70% |
67,060 |
66,341 |
-1.07% |
|
VALENCIA |
460,695 |
465,934 |
1.14% |
294,827 |
293,275 |
-0.53% |
|
VALENCIAN COMMUNITY |
855,793 |
867,607 |
1.38% |
528,848 |
531,659 |
0.53% |
|
NATIONAL TOTAL |
7,953,521 |
8,277,489 |
4.07% |
5,509,046 |
5,709,967 |
3.65% |