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Declaración de la Renta (IRPF)

Spanish annual personal income tax return (IRPF) for tax year 2025. Self-employed (autónomos) file under Estimación Directa or modules.

Filing deadline

June 30, 2026

Country
Spain
Tax year
2025

What is this deadline?

The annual Spanish personal income tax return (Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas, IRPF) for 2025. Campaña de Renta typically opens in early April.

Who needs to file?

  • Spanish tax residents with gross income above the threshold
  • Autónomos (self-employed) with any activity
  • Non-residents with Spanish-source income (different forms)

Key dates

  • Campaign opens: April 2026
  • Deadline: June 30, 2026
  • Direct debit payments: earlier cut-off (~June 25)

How to file

  • Agencia Tributaria via Cl@ve PIN, certificado digital, or DNIe
  • Borrador (draft) pre-filled for most employees — just review and confirm
  • Autónomos have more fields; typically use a gestor

What people miss

  • Estimación Directa Simplificada — actual expenses with simplified rules for small autónomos
  • Tarifa Plana — social security discount for new autónomos (€80/month first year)
  • Autónomo cuota deductible as business expense
  • Maternity / paternity deductions and reductions
  • Regional autonomous community adjustments can swing tax liability significantly

Prepare this return with open-source skills

These skills are in the OpenAccountants repo. Clone them into Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent and they handle the computation.

es-income-tax.mdES

Use this skill whenever asked about Spanish personal income tax (IRPF -- Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Fisicas) for self-employed individuals (autonomos). Trigger on phrases like "how much tax do I pay in Spain", "IRPF", "Modelo 100", "Modelo 130", "pago fraccionado", "estimacion directa", "retencion", "autonomo tax", "rendimientos de actividades economicas", "gastos deducibles", "amortizacion", "minimo personal", "cuota autonomica", or any question about filing or computing income tax for a self-employed or freelance client in Spain. Covers IRPF progressive rates, Modelo 100 structure, estimacion directa normal vs simplificada, deductible expenses, depreciation, quarterly payments (Modelo 130), withholding (retenciones), regional surcharges, personal and family allowances, and interaction with IVA and Social Security. ALWAYS read this skill before touching any Spanish income tax work.

es-social-contributions.mdES

Use this skill whenever asked about Spanish self-employed social contributions (cuota de autonomos / RETA). Trigger on phrases like "cuota autonomos", "RETA", "social contributions Spain", "autónomo contributions", "how much do I pay as autonomo", "tarifa plana", "cese de actividad", "regularizacion cuotas", "base de cotización", "TGSS direct debit", "cuota mensual", or any question about Spanish self-employed social security. Also trigger when classifying bank statement transactions showing TGSS direct debits, cuota autonomos debits, or Seguridad Social payments. ALWAYS read this skill before touching any Spanish social contributions work.

This page is informational only and not tax advice. Verify dates and requirements against the official tax authority before filing.