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IRPF 2024 - 10 things to know with detail

• Tax rates: The tax rates for IRPF in 2024 will remain the same as in previous years, with a progressive scale ranging from 19% to 45% depending on the amount of income earned.
• Deductions: Taxpayers will be able to deduct certain expenses from their taxable income, such as mortgage interest, educational expenses, and healthcare costs.
• Thresholds: The threshold for being required to file an IRPF return will remain at €22,000 for most taxpayers, although this may vary depending on individual circumstances.
• Filing deadlines: The deadline for filing IRPF returns in 2024 will be June 30th, with extensions available for certain individuals.
• Tax credits: There may be certain tax credits available to taxpayers in 2024, such as for investments in renewable energy or for charitable donations.
• Foreign income: Taxpayers with income earned abroad may be subject to special rules and reporting requirements when filing their IRPF returns.
• Capital gains: Capital gains from the sale of assets such as stocks or real estate will be subject to taxation at a rate of 19% to 23% depending on the amount of the gain.
• Social security contributions: Social security contributions are not deductible from taxable income for IRPF purposes, although they may be deductible for other tax purposes.
• Tax residency: Taxpayers who are considered residents of Spain for tax purposes will be subject to IRPF on their worldwide income, while non-residents will only be taxed on income earned in Spain.
• Penalties: Failure to file an IRPF return or to pay taxes owed on time may result in penalties and interest charges, so it is important to comply with all tax obligations in a timely manner.