Income tax return

Debra Arnell · by **Debra Arnell** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:37 pm

We have been asked by our contadores (accountants) to get all the paperwork ready for them to submit our 2019 tax return. It seems some things just carry on as normal! Has anyone else been asked to do this? We were hoping, given the current situation, it would be deferred.

marcliff · by **marcliff** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:45 pm

Only two things certain in life, death and taxes.
The moratorium on taxes being dithered about by the Spanish government only applies to businesses as far as I am aware.
I'm starting to get mine ready as, after all, it's not as if I've got a lot else to do. Can't do it for a few weeks, though, as I don't get P60s etc from UK until after April 6th.

Littlechris · by **Littlechris** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 4:24 pm

Debra Was told by my Solicitor to be ready same as normal April to June 1st payment taken in July and 2nd in November i beleive.

kathyl · by **kathyl** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:16 pm

Was told by mine that they were working from home and would let clients know when they were back in the office to be able to do tax returns. May be different now they have extended the quarantine date

tonemar · by **tonemar** » Fri Mar 27, 2020 8:58 pm

Had the same response from my solicitor/accountant Kathyl

Marcliff
P60 interesting. Can get on line. As a civil servant my pension is taxed only in the UK.
Last year I was ,investigated, by the Tax authorities. People are claiming to be ex civil servants and avoiding tax.
All sorted, except, the Tax Authorities would not except the P60, it was not in Spanish. My accountant translated it.

Even he was giving out profanities regarding Spanish Bureaucracy

Any further updates I,ll post
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Income tax return