File for earlier years

A tax return for a past year can still be filed. Choose the years you need to file for — the calculator works out each year separately, under the rules that applied to that year.

The percentage applied to the cadastral value is not the same every year. It depends on when the cadastral values in your municipality were last subject to a general review, and the rule itself has changed. We therefore calculate each year separately, using the official municipality list for that year.

The fee is unchanged: €87 for the first return and €43.50 for each additional one. Every extra year counts as an additional return, exactly as every extra owner does. Two owners over three years is six returns: €304.50.

After a late return is filed, the AEAT issues an assessment for a surcharge and interest shortly afterwards. That amount is charged directly by the tax authority; it is included neither in the tax calculation nor in our fee.

Please note: the cadastral value can change from one year to the next. For each past year use the figure from that year’s IBI receipt — the calculator lets you enter a separate value for each year. If you are unsure, or do not have the older receipts to hand, ask us first: WhatsApp or email.

For years before 2021, please contact our office: the AEAT’s claim lapses after four years, and whether a return still makes sense depends on the individual case.

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