03 Jun 2016 5:00 PM:
Thanks for your contributions. In fact, the counsellor said I should wait next year to declare, between January and March. FYI, I will be paying taxes in France for the first half of the year, following thoroughly the French procedure. Then for the rest, of course I have paid taxes in Spain for my income here (end of the year). Apparently French procedures would not allow me to declare my French income before I left in Spain, and pay taxes for them in Spain. So it's all a bit tricky.
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02 Jun 2016 8:16 AM:
Hi all,
about this form again, do you know of anyone who declared late (fuera de plazo) and who finally got no penalty?
Also, I asked a counsellor, and he told me this declaration only applied to those who had been living in Spain for at least 12 months, which is still not my case. Have you heard anything similar? I think this rule would make sense, but I can't get any reference to it, or maybe I don't understand enough.
Cheers,
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18 May 2016 5:00 PM:
Yes, that is exactly the reason why they talked about this. But do you think it can sensibly apply, given that I stopped working there and starting working here? Can I prove that I worked there half the year and then spent some more time in my flat? Or by the amount of my income and rents in France, a little higher than my income in Spain?
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18 May 2016 4:23 PM:
Hi,
just some news about my case... A counsellor told me I could try to prove that I wad French resident in 2015, since I lived almost half of the year there, that I have the most income there (salaries and then renting the flat), and that, of course, I own the flat there. Just for 2015 of course. Do you think it is relevant?
I also thought about another solution: maybe I could declare in time in 2017? Then I may not have to pay the penalty, but maybe just justify my income for 2015. What do you think? Or may it make my case worse?
Cheers
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15 May 2016 10:17 AM:
There's no problem at all, things are pretty clear to me. The only thing I am not sure of is how the Spanish state focuses on those who haven't declared. In some place I read the search was random. I don't know at all, I'll ask a counselor. I imagine he'll tell me that, being late but on my first year and having so little to declare and nothing hidden, I'd better declare now. Yet I would find it completely unfair to be fined... With this penalty and some other charges I have to pay this year, only very little would remain me to live on a daily basis...
May I ask in what situation you are concerning this form? Not applicable, not declared, declared...
Thanks!
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