The real reason I started writing about tax returns earlier is because I saw an advert for the por tantos campaign on one of the web sites I visited this morning.
That’s this year’s campaign to get people to tick the box on their declaración de la renta to give a contribution to the Catholic church.
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It’s that time of year again. Time to do the annual declaración de la renta, the Spanish tax return.
This is somewhat easier now the tax office issue a borrador of what they think your status is, which you can simply agree to rather than going through the process of filling out a lengthy tax form. Mind you, I’m pretty sure that if they then decide they got it wrong it’s going to be the individual who will be responsible.
Which raises the question of what fathers have to do with tax returns.
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As shown in the photo, there’s a poster taped to the church door in the village.
When I saw it, I thought it must be particularly important or they would have simply put it on the notice board along with the other general announcements.
So I went closer to have a look.
And this is what I found:
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