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Spain Income Tax Return 2025 (IRPF): Complete Guide for Taxpayers

Spain Income Tax Return 2025 (IRPF): Complete Guide for Taxpayers

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Everything about the Spain 2025 Income Tax Return: who must file, deadlines, tax changes, deductions, minimums, investment gains and how to file with AEAT.

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Table of contents
  1. Who must file?
  2. Key 2025 changes
  3. Investment rates (savings base)

Spain Income Tax Return 2025 (IRPF): Complete Guide for Taxpayers

The 2025 Renta campaign runs from 2 April to 30 June 2026. Filing deadlines: online from 2 April, telephone from 6 May, in-person from 2 June.

Who must file?

Employment income >€22,000 (one payer) or >€15,000 (multiple payers with second >€1,500); investment income with withholding >€1,600; rental/business income >€1,000; untaxed capital gains >€500.

Key 2025 changes

  • Personal allowance: raised to €6,700 (from €5,550)
  • Employment reduction: up to €7,302 for net income ≤€19,747.50
  • Crypto: gains/losses in savings base (19–28%); Model 721 for balances >€50,000; staking/lending as capital income
  • Rental income: 60% reduction for residential leases (50% for contracts from 1/1/2024 in non-designated areas)

Investment rates (savings base)

€0–6,000 → 19% | €6,000–50,000 → 21% | €50,000–200,000 → 23% | €200,000–300,000 → 27% | >€300,000 → 28%

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