The Treasury raises to 50,000 euros the limit exempt from guarantees in debts of taxes transferred to the communities

The Treasury raises to 50,000 euros the limit exempt from guarantees in debts of taxes transferred to the communities

The Treasury has extended to 50,000 euros the limit exempt from the obligation to provide a guarantee in requests for deferral or installment of debts derived from assigned taxes whose collection management corresponds to the autonomous communities. Until now, said exempt limit in order not to be obliged to provide guarantees in the request for deferment or installment was 30,000 euros. Now, this increase of 20,000 extra euros seeks to make it easier for taxpayers to comply with their tax obligations, "giving greater flexibility to deferral requests in a context of temporary financial difficulties derived from the rise in prices caused by the war in Ukraine."

The Government also approved last March an order to extend, as of April 15, from 30,000 euros to 50,000 euros the limit exempt from presenting guarantees in the request for deferral and installment of debts managed by the Tax Agency and other organizations of the Public Treasury. Therefore, the rule published today also equates the exempt limit in the case of tax debts ceded to the autonomous communities. In this sense, it is considered convenient to establish the same threshold for the exemption, while allowing taxpayers to benefit from the cost savings of increasing the limit that does not require requesting guarantees to request the deferral and installment of a tax debt.