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Income Tax Return 2026: Key Dates for Alcorcón Residents

Residents of Alcorcón need to be aware of the tax calendar for the 2025 Income and Wealth Tax declaration, starting this Wednesday.

Generic image of a calculator and a pen on tax forms.
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Generic image of a calculator and a pen on tax forms.

The income tax campaign for the 2025 fiscal year begins this Wednesday, April 8, for residents of Alcorcón, extending for two months until the Tax Agency determines each taxpayer's fiscal outcome.

From April 8, Alcorcón citizens can start submitting their declarations online. For those preferring telephone assistance, appointment requests will be available from April 29, and appointments for tax preparation via phone will commence on May 6.
The in-person modality will require waiting until May 29 to begin appointments, with the possibility of requesting them until June 29. However, in-person submissions can be made starting June 1. It is crucial to remember that June 25 is the deadline for declarations with direct debit, and June 30, 2026, marks the last day to file the 2025 Income and Wealth Tax.
Regarding obligations, those who have earned employment income exceeding 22,000 euros annually from a single payer, or more than 15,876 euros from two or more payers, must file. Self-employed individuals are also obligated, as are those who have received unemployment benefits, among other cases stipulated by current tax regulations.

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