The income campaign in Álava will take place from 7 April to 25 June
Taxpayers may accept the proposal made in the 'Rentafacil' modality at the electronic headquarters from 7 April to 17 June, as well as submit statements made through the Álava Treasury Assistance Programme 'Rentared' from 7 April.
The income campaign for the year 2025 will be carried out from 7 April to 25 June by the Hacienda Foral de Álava through the various forms of presentation of the IRPF statements' Rentafacil ',' Rentared 'and' Rentaraba '.
The Treasury's own proposal for a declaration, the 'Rentafacil 'modality , has been informed by the Foral that taxpayers will be able to accept the proposal at their electronic headquarters from 7 April to 17 June.
They may also modify it by adding the income from the rental of habitual dwelling properties, the deductions for the rental of habitual dwelling, the contribution or donations on account of the dwelling and the bank domicile account.
Ratifications of these proposals may be made without access to the electronic headquarters of the Provincial Council of Álava, that is, without the need for digital certificates, from 7 April to 17 June 2026.
From 7 April, declarations may also be submitted inthe 'Rentared' modality. These are declarations made by taxpayers through the Personal Income Tax Assistance Programme drawn up by the Álava Treasury, which must be sent from the Electronic Headquarters of the Provincial Council of Álava.
For the issuance of such declarations, the means of identification and electronic signature BAK and BAKQ issued by Izenpe, as well as any other valid digital certificate at that electronic headquarters, shall be valid.
Withregard to the 'Rentaraba' modality , from 7 April the consultants and managers will be able to submit the Income and Wealth Tax returns of their clients, which will begin on 13 April with regard to face-to-face care for income tax returns in the offices of the Hacienda Foral de Álava in Vitoria, Llodio and Laguardia.
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