As with Income Tax Campaigns in recent years, it is not possible to get an Income Tax return on paper, and it must be filed by one of the methods mentioned below.
Editorial
2025 fiscal year personal income tax return
2025 wealth tax return
ISGF 2025 Declaration
Annex: Summary table 2025
Another year has passed and we are in the midst of the Income and Wealth Tax Campaign.
Please note that the deadline for submitting Income and Wealth Tax returns (or confirming the draft return in the case of Income Tax) runs from April 8 until June 30, unless the tax due is to be paid by direct debit, in which case the deadline is June 25.
As in previous years, we have prepared this "special edition" of our Tax Newsletter, which summarizes the most relevant aspects to take into account when filing the Income Tax (IRPF) and Wealth Tax (IP) returns.
This year, as could not be otherwise, we also find some new features, although not many, among which we can highlight in the IRPF (i) that it is the first declaration in which the modification of the tax scale of the savings base is applied, with the increase of the rate applicable to the last section that was raised from 28 to 30% with effects from January 1, 2025 (marginal rate applicable from 300,000 euros of taxable base); and (ii) the modification introduced by some Autonomous Communities of the tax scale corresponding to the general personal income tax base;
It's important to note that in one more year (this is now the fourth), Wealth Tax will coexist with the Solidarity Tax on High Net Worth Individuals. For taxpayers residing in certain autonomous communities, such as Madrid and Andalusia, the declaration of the Wealth Tax requires them to calculate the share of the Solidarity Tax on High Net Worth Individuals, even though this tax is not officially filed until July for those who are obliged to do so.
Finally, remember that accumulation products, such as investment funds and, consequently, fund portfolios, continue to be very efficient for managing financial investments, to the extent that they allow you to defer the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) payment, and they help reduce the Wealth Tax (IP) and Solidarity Tax on High Net Worth Individuals (ISGF) rate due to the application of the joint taxation limit.
Jesús Muñoz García
Director of Asset Planning
BBVA Private Banking
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