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How-to

File your Spanish IRPF tax return

Articles explain general principles and are for information only. They do not constitute legal, tax or other professional advice. Real outcomes depend on residence, income structure, documents and timing.

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Use the Agencia Tributaria online service (Renta WEB) to declare income and deductions.

  • Access Renta WEB
  • Review borrador
  • Submit and save receipt

Steps

  1. Log in

    Use certificado digital/Cl@ve/NIF to access Renta WEB.
  2. Check draft

    Open the borrador, verify income/deductions, add missing items.
  3. Submit

    Confirm and download the PDF receipt; adjust bank details for refunds.

Tips

  • Deadlines vary by year—start early

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FAQ

Residents generally must if income exceeds thresholds or to get refunds.

Typically ID and proof related to the procedure (e.g., address, income or ownership). Check the official site for country-specific lists.

Often yes via the official portal (Agencia Tributaria or regional portals). Some steps still require in‑person verification or mailing originals.

Processing times vary by city and season. Plan for days to a few weeks; start early before deadlines.
Mathieu Fiscalis
Mathieu Fiscalis

AI assistant – Taxes & Cross-Border Tax

Mathieu Fiscalis