The deadline for taxpayers to review the IRS tax deduction amounts calculated by the Tax Administration (AT) and file a complaint if they disagree with them begins this Saturday and ends at the end of this month.
With accounts verified and verified, the IRS campaign begins this Saturday with another step in the process of preparing to file your annual tax return, with deductions available based on NIF invoices issued for the past year.
The values in question, which became visible this Friday, relate to deductions for education and training, healthcare, real estate (rent and loans) and houses, general household expenses and expenses in sectors that provide benefits through VAT, the values of which can be check. on each taxpayer’s personal website on the Financial Portal (accessed using a digital mobile key or password associated with the NIF).
You can file a complaint with AT before the end of this month about deduction amounts that may not match the amounts shown on bills “collected” during 2023 for general household expenses and deductions for restaurant billing requirements. , hairdressers, workshops, veterinarians, gyms or public transport tickets.
With respect to IRS deductions for health care, education, housing, or housing expenses, taxpayers may waive the amounts calculated by AT, preferring to report what they believe to be correct by completing Schedule 6 C1 of Schedule H of the IRS Model 3 return. .
If this is an option, there are two consequences: on the one hand, the taxpayer will no longer be able to use the IRS automatic (if it was covered), on the other hand, he will have to keep records confirming his refusal to accept the estimates for four years.
Once the tax credit verification and claim deadline has passed, filing your annual IRS return begins April 1 and continues through June 30.
In information available on the Financial Portal, AT states that taxpayers who complain about invoices/general expenses prior to filing their annual IRS return should note “that the complaint does not suspend the deadlines for filing the return or for calculating and payment.” accrued tax.”
You can also tell AT by 31 March which organization you intend to allocate the IRS or VAT portion to.
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