Tax filing season approaches for 2022 income and wealth reporting
The year for which taxpayers must file returns is nearing. The income statement pertains to the 2022 fiscal year. The tax authority has announced the official campaign dates, with the period beginning on April 11. These are key points taxpayers should note to stay compliant with their obligations for the year.
Under the taxpayer calendar, online filing for returns will start on a date yet to be determined. From now on, taxpayers can access the Income Draft through the Web Revenue system on the tax office site. If no changes are required, draft returns can be confirmed online.
Changes to the IRPF that may affect your payroll this month
There are also alternative ways to submit the income statement using the standard process. The following dates are important for planning and contact options:
- April 11 – June 30, 2023: taxpayers can submit their 2022 income and wealth returns online.
- May 5 – June 30, 2023: the tax office can prepare 2022 income statements by phone for those who request it (appointments available May 3 to June 29).
- June 1 – June 30, 2023: taxpayers can file their personal income statement for 2022 at tax office offices by appointment (request period May 25 to June 29).
Requesting an appointment remains important for anyone seeking help, whether submitting the income tax return over the phone or in person. Appointments can be requested online or by phone during business hours. Guidance is available to help taxpayers complete their returns accurately and efficiently.
In any case, the tax office will confirm the chosen day and time for the session. The interview may be recorded, so it is advisable to have all relevant documents ready to ensure smooth processing.
Ten practical tips to reduce tax liability you should know
News updates and practical guidance are essential this year. Notable items include changes in personal pension plan contributions eligible for tax deductions, with limits adjusted for individuals. Company pension plan contributions also see updated thresholds. Overall, the total deductible contribution remains within set annual limits.
Additionally, the 2023 general government budget introduces tax measures that could affect next year’s returns, including adjustments to the personal income tax deduction and changes to the minimum tax-exemption thresholds and savings income thresholds. These steps are anticipated to influence the next year’s filing, not the current year’s return.
Income 2022: A concise guide for those who haven’t filed yet
Some autonomous communities have approved updates to the tax assessment scales retroactively for 2022 to address inflationary pressures observed during the year. Staying informed about these changes is essential to avoid errors or delays in submitting the income statement.