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Very similar in Spain. We get our pre-filled forms and you only have to correct what's missing (typically, in my case, the annual rent I paid the landlord) usin
by rinze 12y ago
Very similar in Spain. We get our pre-filled forms and you only have to correct what's missing (typically, in my case, the annual rent I paid the landlord) using a secure on-line system. You then submit it on-line too. Done. Takes 30 minutes of your time in total or less.
- Kurtz79 12y agoYes, it does work quite well. In case of doubts, you can book (again, online, with a digital certificate) an appointment with the local "hacienda" branch on one of the available slots and have a clerk filing it for you. The last time I was there, the clerk had me deduct the rent, when I didn't know I was eligible. I have childhood memories of my parents being immersed in files and files of esoteric looking forms filled with numbers for days on end, and dreaded filing my first taxes. Progress!