While the Treasury, through its website, submitted the declarations of 12.99 million taxpayers in the first two months of the Income Campaign, it is worth noting that in this final part of Income 2021 it is important to know who must declare their personal income. tax settlement and who does not.
Thus, he allocates an area called ‘Treasury’.Who does not have to declareTo clear any doubts that may arise in this regard. The agency explains that “generally, they are not obligedtaxpayers who earn income exclusively from work up to 22.000 Euro per year“.
Likewise, the Treasury claims it. If there is more than one payer, the limit is reduced. With exceptions, these incomes from work:
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If more than EUR 1,500 is paid per year from the second payer (and successor), the limit increases to EUR 14,000 per year.
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If the second and consecutive payers do not pay 1,500 euros per year, the limit remains at 22,000 euros per year.
There is also Three more cases where the income limit remained at 14,000 euros only if they come from business income. Persons earning less than 14,000 Euros per year will not have to present Income if:
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Receive compensatory pension from spouse or annual salaries for food.
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Receive a fixed withholding income.
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Earn income from a withholding-free payer.