The Tax Agency does not forgive and, therefore, Fiscal Advisor José Ramón López wanted to remember an important collection that will take place soon. “Do what you do, have money in your bank account on Monday, June 30, because if you can’t cost you expensive,” he started explaining in a video of his Tiktok account (‘Your fiscal blog’), so that no taxpayer is caught by surprise.
What is it about? Of the collection period of the income statement. If this came to paythe first payment period is June 30. “It depends on the option you chose on payment, it may be that you pay everything at once on June 30 or it may be that you make it in two payments. The first, of June 30, is 60% and the second of November 5, 40% remaining,” López details.
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That said, he continues to explain that if Hacienda will make the collection and there is not enough money in the bank account, it could apply a surcharge. “In your bank account where you domiciled this payment, there must be enough balance before June 30, because if not, if by chance that receipt from the Tax Agency is returned and you do not pay it on June 30, what will happen to you is that at the entrance you will come a surcharge of all the debt, not 60%, but of at least 5%.”
That is, although the payment would be fractioned, that surcharge at the beginning of 5%, would apply in the total amount, not in the 60% that must be paid in this first payment that is made on June 30: “If you went out to pay 1,000 euros, for making it easy, and you pay 600 euros on June 30 and 400 on November 5, they will apply 5% of surcharge not over 600, which is the debt that may be unpaid, but it may on the total debt, over 1,000 ”. In addition, that surcharge would increase: “The longer to pay it, the more it will increase. It can reach up to 20% if the pressing arrives.”
You have to have a balance on the account before June 30
The fiscal advisor José Ramón López, attending to all of the above, asks the taxpayers to review that there is sufficient balance in the bank account where the first payment (or the single payment) of the Declaration of the Income was domiciled. “If you do not have enough balance, make you a transfer, a bizum from another account you have. The bizums are instant. Transfers are not instantaneously cost in most banks, in some still yes. So arrange it,” warning, yes, that it is something that must be done before the aforementioned date. “Don’t do it on June 30, do it before,” he concludes.