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Income Tax Return Advisory and Filing Service in Granada

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Income Tax Return in Granada

We simplify your income tax return in Granada with a tailored solution, studying each case in detail.

How our Income Tax Return service works

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  1. Initial consultation (free!)

    Get off to a good start with a first consultation where you tell us about your tax needs and we explain how we can help.

  2. Book an appointment

    Choose the time that best fits your schedule for a detailed meeting, making sure you understand the information we need from you.

  3. Provide your documents

    Send us all the necessary documents so we can prepare your income tax return with the greatest accuracy and efficiency.

  4. We file your tax return

    We take care of the entire filing process, making sure your return is submitted not only on time, but fully optimized.

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Where to find us

Income tax return advisory in Granada

We are in the centre of Granada, very close to Granada Cathedral and Gran Vía.

It's easy to get here by public transport, with several bus lines (we recommend line 4). You can also park in one of the car parks in the area, very close to our offices.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Income Tax Return in Granada

Quick answers to the most common questions about the income tax return.

  • Who is required to file an income tax return?

    You are required to file if:

    • You received income of more than €22,000 from a single payer a single payer during the year.
    • Your income exceeds €15,000 from multiple payers, provided that more than €1,500 comes from the second and subsequent payers. income exceeds €15,000 from multiple payers,provided that more than €1,500 comes from the second and subsequent payers.
    • You are beneficiary of the Minimum Living Income (IMV), regardless of the amount received.
    • You received more than €1,000 in real estate income , grants for the purchase of protected or price-capped housing, and prizes from games, contests, raffles or random draws linked to the sale or promotion of goods and services.
    • Your income from investment returns (such as account interest or share dividends), business activities, or capital gains (for example, gains from selling assets) exceeds €1,600.
    • You have incurred capital losses exceeding €500.
    • You are self-employed and have earned more than €1,000 from either business activities or real estate income.
  • What is the minimum documentation I need to file my return?

    To prepare your return, we need:

    1. Your original national ID (DNI) and photocopies of the DNI of everyone included in the return.
    2. The IBAN of one of your bank accounts in which you are the account holder.
    3. The cadastral references (property identification numbers) of all properties you own. You'll find the reference on your IBI (property tax) bill.
    4. Authorization formThe authorization signed by other taxpayers so that you can file the return on their behalf. Download the form.
  • When can I file a joint return?

    As long as you are part of a family unit, you can file your return in two ways:

    • Individual return: each person files their own income tax return based on their personal situation.
    • Joint return: this involves adding together the income of all members of the family unit, which in some cases can result in a tax benefit.

    If one member of the family unit decides to file individually, all other members must follow this filing method for that tax year.

    We'll advise you so you know when it's better to file individually or jointly.

  • Do you also help with hiring?

    You are required to file this tax return if you meet any of the following criteria:

    • Obligation based on the amount payable. If, after calculating your tax liability under the tax rules and applying deductions or allowances, you end up owing an amount.
    • Based on the value of your assets and rights. If the total value of your assets and rights, assessed under the tax rules, exceeds €2,000,000.

    It's important to consider the tax-exempt minimum: if your taxable base is €700,000 or less, you are not required to file.

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