221,400 Navarros can already consult the proposal for self-settlement of the Hacienda Foral
Today the telematic campaign is launched and on the 20th, face-to-face until the 25th of June. As a pilot experience, this year there will be a Mobile Income Office located at three points (Sangüesa, San Adrián and Alsasua) to facilitate the processing of Navarros in areas without Treasury offices.
Department of Economy and Finance of Navarre.
Today theIncome Campaignbegan in Navarre in the telematic mode . The Hacienda Foral has prepared 221,446 self-settlement proposals that can be consulted from today, of which 134,661 proposals, almost 61%, have a "return" result to the taxpayer for a total of 115.5 million euros.
These "repayable" contributions will be entered into taxpayers' accounts on April 15.
In addition, from today, an appointment can be made (via the Internet) for telephone statements starting on the 13th, and on the 20th the face-to-face campaign begins (the appointment can be requested from the 16th).
The Economic and Finance Adviser, Jose Luisa Arasti, has explained that among the innovations of this campaign are the increase in incentives for the rental of permanent housing and the increase in deductions for widowhood and retirement pensions, which will have an impact on the Navarre coffers of 16.7 million euros.
If I could, you too have chosen the motto for the campaign and, as the Chief Executive explained, it seeks to "break the barrier of fear that the income campaign sometimes creates."
In addition to the face-to-face, telephone and online reporting modalities, this year, as a pilot experience, there will be amobile office , called Rentabus , to facilitate the processing of taxpayers in areas of Navarre that do not have an office of Hacienda , which will pass through Sangüesa, San Adrián and Alsasua.
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