The 2024 Tax Campaign Begins in Alicante: Deadlines and New Features to Save Money

The 2024 tax campaign has commenced. The forecasts from the Ministry of Finance indicate an increase in the number of taxpayers, which had already risen in the previous campaign in the province, where 943,645 returns were filed, a 5.54% increase.

The tax draft is now available on the Tax Agency's website and can be submitted until June 30. Additionally, for the second consecutive year, healthcare expenses such as dentist, gym, or psychologist can be deducted.

Among the deadlines to consider for this campaign is June 30, the final date to submit the return. Online submissions opened this Wednesday, April 2, while on May 6, the Valencian Tax Agency (ATV) will prepare the return by phone through prior appointment, which can be scheduled from April 29.

Furthermore, from June 2, the preparation and submission of the return will take place at the in-person service points established by the ATV. Prior appointment is also necessary, which can be booked from May 29 to June 27. For in-person service, the ATV has set up 26 points in the province, including the delegation in Alicante.

The list of in-person service points includes: Alcoy, Altea, Benidorm, Callosa d'en Sarrià, Callosa de Segura, Calpe, El Campello, Cocentaina, Denia, Dolores, Elche, Elda, Guardamar de Segura, Xabia, Jijona, Monovar, Novelda, Orihuela, Pedreguer, Pego, Pilar de la Horadada, Santa Pola, Torrevieja, Villajoyosa, and Villena.

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Key aspects for this tax campaign include payment via Bizum and credit card. Additionally, the reduction for work income has been increased from 6,498 to 7,302 euros, and the threshold for the obligation to declare with two or more payers has been raised from 15,000 euros to 15,876 euros.

Some of the new features for this tax campaign include changes in rental reductions; deductions for energy efficiency improvements; deductions for purchasing electric vehicles; updated allowances for travel expenses; extension of the module system for self-employed individuals; and tax benefits for DANA aid.

For the second consecutive year, certain healthcare activities such as mental health, sports like gyms, or dentists can be deducted, all with a 30% deduction up to 150 euros. In the case of prescription glasses, a 30% deduction up to 100 euros is allowed, while brain damage, Alzheimer's, or chronic or rare diseases can be deducted up to 100 euros.