Many of us fear a fine from the Treasury. And beyond filing taxes on time, there are penalties that the vast majority of us are unaware of. What we are going to tell you today This can save you a scare and up to a hundred dollars in fines.. It is true that this is not the highest penalty, but it can be imposed simply for not having communicated a change of tax address.
Make sure you have an up-to-date tax address
This applies to employees, self-employed workers, entrepreneurs, etc. It is true that if you do not usually move or if you already have a stable residence, you are less likely to be fined. But If you live in a rental property and usually change address every few years
As stated in article 48 of Law 58/2003 of December 17, of the general tax, persons residing in USA or having their Spanish tax domicile are required to keep the Treasury informed of the address of the same. What is meant by tax domicile?
- For businesses, this is the location of the taxpayer in their relations with the Tax Administration.
- For individuals, it is the place where they have their habitual residence.
Failure to provide the new tax address may be reason for sanction, since it is an obligation for the taxpayerFailure to comply constitutes a minor offence and results in a fine of 100 dollars.
So you can check from iPhone if your data is correct
Viewing and making the change will take you no more than two minutes if you have your digital certificate on your iPhone. If you don’t have it, you can also create it from your iPhone and your ID without having to leave your home.
- Go to the Tax Agency website
- Click on edit model 030
- Access with Cl@ve or digital certificate
- In the addresses tab you can see if it is correct
In case you have to change ityou can do it from the same web page. In this way, it will now be registered on the Tax Agency website. Keep your tax address up to date Not only will this avoid financial penalties, but it will also ensure that all Treasury correspondence reaches you correctly.
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