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Personal income tax

Personal income tax

Personal Income Tax (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas, or commonly known as Renta) is the tax that collects the most in Spain, and almost all tax residents in Spain who earn income are obliged to file it. Whether you are self-employed, employed, have rental income or dividend income, you must declare your annual income by the end of June of the following year.

The existence of state deductions and regional deductions that vary from one region to another means that a large number of taxpayers file their tax returns without planning and optimising them fiscally, and therefore end up paying more tax than they actually have to.

By means of a short questionnaire and taking into account your tax return history, we can carry out a study to analyse and optimise your tax return and file it in due time and form in order to avoid penalties from the Tax Agency.

FAQs

When does the Spanish income tax return season start and end, and what are the filing deadlines?

The Spanish income tax season (IRPF) runs every year from early April to 30 June. Online filing opens on day one; filing by phone from early May; and in person from early June. Direct debit payment closes a few days earlier, around 25 June. The Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) sets the exact dates each year.

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Last updated: 18/10/2026

Disclaimer. These questions and answers have been prepared based on specific cases which may not be of general application. If you would like personalised advice, please contact us, as the answers may not apply to your particular case and could lead to a detrimental result or one contrary to the law. The company accepts no liability for the content of these questions and answers, since any decision requires a tax study of each specific case.

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