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Special verification procedure for personal income tax

General data

Designation

Special verification procedure for personal income tax

Type of procedure

Taxation

Subject

Taxes

Object

Derived from Personal Income Tax, the purpose of the data verification procedure is to clarify or justify the discrepancies observed in the returns or self-assessments submitted by the taxpayer or the data relating to these returns or self-assessments.Derived from Personal Income Tax, the limited verification procedure aims to verify the facts, acts, elements, activities, operations and other circumstances that determine the tax liability.

Responsible body

Tax Agency

General information on the procedure

Start-up method

office

Applicant:Administration

Place of presentation

Telematics.

AEAT offices.

Post Offices.

Other places referred to in article 16 of Law 39/2015.

Phases of the procedure/service

Home.Ex officio.Data verification:By means of a request from the Administration for the taxpayer to clarify or justify the discrepancy observed or the data relating to their return or self-assessment, or by means of notification of the settlement proposal when the Administration has sufficient data to formulate it.Limited verification:By agreement of the competent body.The taxpayer shall be notified of the commencement of the proceedings by means of a communication, indicating the nature and scope of the proceedings and informing him of his rights and obligations in the course of the same.When the information in the possession of the Tax Administration is sufficient to formulate the assessment proposal, the procedure may be initiated by notification of this proposal.

Processing.Data verification:Prior to the resolution or provisional assessment, the Administration shall notify the taxpayer of the proposed resolution or assessment so that he may submit his arguments within ten days.Limited verification:The taxpayer who has been summoned must appear at the place, on the day and at the time indicated for the proceedings to be carried out, and must provide the documentation and other elements requested.Prior to the decision, the Administration shall notify the taxpayer of the proposed decision or assessment so that he/she may make allegations within a period of ten days.The allegations procedure may be dispensed with when the decision contains an express statement that it is not appropriate to regularise the tax situation as a result of the verification carried out.

Termination:The data verification procedure shall be completed in one of the following ways:a) Resolution, stating that no provisional settlement is to be made or correcting the defects noted.(b) Provisional settlement.It shall state the reasons on which it is based, with a succinct reference to the facts and legal grounds on which it is based.c) Correction, clarification or justification of the discrepancy or of the information that is the subject of the request by the taxpayer.This circumstance shall be recorded in an official record, and it shall not be necessary to issue an express decision.(d) Expiry.e) Initiation of a limited verification or inspection procedure including the subject matter of the data verification.The verification of data shall not preclude subsequent verification of the purpose of the verification.The limited verification procedure shall be terminated in one of the following ways:a) Express resolution of the Administration.b) Forfeiture.c) Initiation of an inspection procedure covering the subject matter of the limited verification.

Forms

Electronic processing

Resolution deadline

6 Months

Resolution body

Tax Agency

Resources

Replenishment:Deadline:One month.Optional, with the office that made the administrative decision to be appealed, stating that no economic-administrative claim has been lodged against it.

Economic-administrative claim:Deadline:One month from the day following the day of notification of the contested act or the day on which the procedure or the previous appeal for reconsideration may be deemed to have been dismissed.It will be addressed to the administrative body that made the appealable decision.

Information linked to e-processing

Identification system

Electronic DNI, Electronic Certificate, PIN Key

Level of interactivity

Level 4:Electronic processing

Regulations

Basic Regulations

  • Law 58/2003, of 17 December,

    General Taxation.Articles 97-116, 131-133, 136-140.(BOE 18-December-2003)

  • Royal Decree 1065/2007, of 27 July

    which approves the General Regulations on tax management and inspection actions and procedures and on the development of the common rules for tax application procedures.Articles 87-115, 155-156, 163-165.(BOE 5-September-2007)