Taxpayers are reminded of upcoming deadlines and the support options available as the current campaign progresses. An extended notification period began last Wednesday at 3 o’clock and runs through the end of June, continuing the format that proved effective in the prior campaign. In that period, a large number of personalized reminders were sent, reinforcing the role of direct outreach in helping individuals complete and submit their income statements for the 2022 tax year.
The window for submitting this year’s returns closes on June 30 for both entries and reentries. For those enrolled in automatic debit, the deadline arrives a few days earlier, on June 27. In-person assistance at offices resumes on June 1, with appointments available to plan visitors beginning May 25. These dates are designed to ensure a smooth filing process and to accommodate taxpayers who prefer direct, hands-on guidance.
Seven guided steps to move from payment status to return status
For taxpayers who are less comfortable using digital tools, the campaign offers a personalized help path that complements online filing through the institution’s portal and mobile app. Beyond self-service, the program also provides an alternative option where staff will initiate a call to guide the taxpayer through the process, facilitating a shift from a payment status to a filed return.
Announcement from the Treasury about deductible expenses for retirees
The Treasury notes that the plan to call taxpayers can be initiated via the internet or through the official helplines. The scheduling system can align with the taxpayer’s preferred morning or afternoon hours and automatically proposes suitable dates for a call from the Tax Office, ensuring timely, well-organized contact and a smoother filing experience.
Guidance when refunds arrive, including rental reimbursements
Officials emphasize that having the necessary information and documents ready when the agency contacts the taxpayer speeds up the submission and processing of returns. This approach supports a more agile service and reduces delays for those awaiting refunds or reviewing rental-related reimbursements.
Notice: refunds for rental-related amounts begin today
In the current Revenue Campaign, the Tax Office projects total intake to reach approximately 16.448 billion euros, marking a rise from the prior year. Meanwhile, the total refunds are expected to decline by around 2.4% to about 9.946 billion euros. These projections reflect changes in economic activity, compliance levels, and verified deductions, and they underscore the importance of accurate documentation to optimize refunds and credits.