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Pick the letter you received: we show you what it asks, how long you have and what to do now. Nothing to upload, nothing kept.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
Since 2021, every notification of the Agencia Tributaria also lands in the DEHú (Dirección Electrónica Habilitada única), even those sent by post. Here is how to read them, and when they count.
The Spanish administration’s single online mailbox for notifications. Nothing to sign up for: what the Agencia Tributaria sends you is there, and also in its own Sede electrónica (“My notifications”). Opened in either, the first opening counts.
Sign in with Cl@ve (Cl@ve Móvil or Permanente), a digital certificate or eIDAS from another EU country. With an NIE, register for Cl@ve with an invitation letter sent to your tax address, or in person at a tax office; a Spanish consulate can get you the certificate. A representative with your power of attorney can read them for you.
If you chose electronic notifications, one left unopened for 10 calendar days counts as rejected: it is then served, and the procedure goes on. Private individuals choose: if you never opted in, your letters still come by post.
On paper, the letter goes to your tax address (domicilio fiscal) or your representative’s. After two failed deliveries, a notice appears in the Boletín Oficial del Estado: you then have 15 calendar days to collect the letter, after which it counts as delivered. Keep your address up to date with the Agencia Tributaria.
Every letter carries a CSV, a 16-character code at the foot of its first page: typed into the Agencia Tributaria’s Sede, it brings up the original. Fake e-mails and texts are common: the Agencia Tributaria never attaches files, never asks for card details and never refunds to a card.
From the day after the letter is delivered or opened. Days are working days: Saturdays, Sundays and Spanish public holidays don’t count. A deadline in months ends on the same date as the delivery, that many months later. A deadline falling on a non-working day moves to the next working day.
Not sure what your letter asks? Write to us: we read it with you.
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The Dirección Electrónica Habilitada única, the Spanish administration’s online mailbox for notifications. Since 2021, every notification of the Agencia Tributaria also goes there, even those sent by post. You open it with Cl@ve, a digital certificate or eIDAS.
Only if you chose electronic notifications: then one left unopened for 10 calendar days counts as rejected and the procedure goes on. If you didn’t, the letters come by post. You can read them in the DEHú sooner, but opening one there counts as receiving it: its deadline starts then.
The letter says. A requerimiento gives at least 10 working days, a propuesta de liquidación 10 to 15, a penalty proposal 15, an appeal 1 month. They run from the day after delivery; Saturdays, Sundays and Spanish holidays don’t count.
The procedure goes on without you. An unanswered requerimiento costs a fine from €150, a liquidación unpaid goes to enforcement with a surcharge of up to 20%, and in the end the tax office seizes.
Type its CSV, the 16-character code at the foot of the first page, into the Agencia Tributaria’s Sede: it brings up the original. The notice e-mails come from AgenciaTributaria@correo.aeat.es, carry no attachment and never ask for bank details.
Yes. Leave your details below: we read the letter with you, tell you what it means and what it costs to answer, and, with your authorisation, answer the Agencia Tributaria by its deadline.
Here is what we do with it:
We read your letter and explain it in your language.We tell you what it asks and what it costs to answer.With your authorisation, we answer the Agencia Tributaria by the deadline.We file the missing returns, and tell you what to pay and by when.We tell you the price once we’ve read your letter, before we do anything.
A question first? Write to us at contact@casitatax.com.
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