Annual income declaration: this is the schedule set by Sunat

Annual income declaration: this is the schedule set by Sunat

Around 600,000 people would be submitting their 2023 annual income tax return. The final deadline schedule to do so is from May 27 to June 11. Find out here who and until when they have a deadline to comply with this obligation.

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Starting this week, nearly 600,000 natural persons without a business can now submit their annual income tax return corresponding to the 2023 taxable year, as stipulated by the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat).

Likewise, through virtual form No. 709 available on the institutional portal of the supervisory body, Peruvians will also have the possibility of requesting the payment of the determined tax in installments or deferral.immediately after submitting the declaration, without having to go to the Sunat offices.

On the other hand, it is important to highlight that people who submit their 2023 annual income tax return will have at their disposal personalized reference information, updated as of April 30 of this year, about their income, payments, withholdings and expenses so that they can verify it. complete or modify when submitting the annual return.

Along these lines, the final schedule of deadlines to submit the 2023 income tax affidavit, aimed at fourth and fifth category workers, goes from May 27 to June 11, 2024according to the last digit of the Single Taxpayer Registry (RUC).

Last digit of the RUC Deadline
0 05/27/2024
1 05/28/2024
2 05/29/2024
3 05/30/2024
4 05/31/2024
5 06/03/2024
6 06/04/2024
7 06/05/2024
8 06/06/2024
9 06/10/2024
Good taxpayers and non-obligated subjects 06/11/2024

Who is required to submit the 2023 income tax return?

  • Those who have received fifth category income on the payroll, who determine a balance in favor and deduct expenses for leasing and/or subletting of properties.
  • Workers who receive fourth (independent) and/or fifth category income, as well as income from a foreign source that has a favorable balance.
  • Those who received fourth and/or fifth category income who attribute rental expenses to their spouses or cohabitants.
  • Those who have a balance to pay for first, second and work income.
  • Those who carry forward balances in favor of previous years and apply them against the tax and/or have applied them against payments on account for fourth category income.
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Journalist from the Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (UPC) with a major in Management and Leadership. She is editor of La República in the economics section for digital and print.

Source: Larepublica

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