Tax calendar

The main deadlines of the year

Standard deadlines for the self-employed, companies whose financial year matches the calendar year, and individuals.

Important: deadlines falling on a non-working day (Saturday, Sunday or public holiday) are moved to the next working day.

January

By the 20th

Q4 withholdings: forms 111, 115 and 123

By the 30th

Q4 VAT (303) and annual VAT summary (390). Income tax instalment payment (130/131) and intra-EU transactions (349)

By the 31st

Annual withholding summaries: forms 190, 180 and 193

February and March

Throughout February

Annual statement of transactions with third parties (347)

By 31 March

Preparation of the annual accounts by the board of directors

April

By the 20th

Q1 VAT (303), withholdings (111, 115, 123), income tax instalment (130/131) and 349. First corporate tax instalment payment (202)

By the 30th

Legalisation of statutory books at the Companies Register

Early April

Start of the personal income tax (100) and wealth tax (714) campaign

June

By the 30th

End of the personal income tax and wealth tax campaign. Approval of the annual accounts by the general meeting

July

By the 20th

Q2 VAT (303), withholdings (111, 115, 123), income tax instalment (130/131) and 349

By the 25th

Corporate income tax (200)

Within one month of approval

Filing of the annual accounts with the Companies Register

October and December

By 20 October

Q3 VAT (303), withholdings (111, 115, 123), income tax instalment (130/131) and 349. Second corporate tax instalment payment (202)

By 20 December

Third corporate tax instalment payment (202)

Every month: Social Security contributions for the previous month, by the last day of the month.

Indicative calendar. With direct debit, the deadline ends a few days earlier. The exact dates for each year are published in the Spanish Tax Agency’s official calendar.

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