- The 2023 annual declaration must be submitted exclusively between March 1 and April 3 through the internet.
- Through personal deductions you can make the final payment amount less.
- Doctors who do not meet this requirement risk legal trouble with the SAT.
Finally, a moment is approaching that generates nervousness in all the workers and it is the presentation of the annual statement 2023. Paying taxes is an obligation that cannot be avoided because it can generate serious consequences such as fines and surcharges. Although that is not all because it can even have more serious legal consequences such as jail.
So that none of this happens to you, it is necessary to abide by all the instructions of the Tax Administration System (SAT). With this in mind, April is the deadline month to meet this requirement.
But first, what is the annual tax return?
It is an official document in which all the income and expenses of a person appear during a certain period. Both figures must be consistent and are the basis for determining the total tax payment that corresponds to each individual. Otherwise, prohibited activities or illicit enrichment may be suspected.
In this case, the 2023 annual return must be submitted exclusively between March 1 and April 3 through the internet.
Who is required to manual direct filling?
If you are a natural person and meet any of the following characteristics, then you must submit your annual return directly:
If you obtained income greater than 400,000 pesos in the year.
If you worked for two or more employers in the same year, even if you did not exceed 400,000 pesos.
If you requested your employer in writing not to submit your annual return.
If you stopped providing your services before December 31 of the year in question.
If you obtained other cumulative income (fees, lease, business activities, among others), in addition to wages.
If you received income from retirement, pension, liquidation or some type of labor compensation.
How can you make your 2023 annual return payment less?
Now we go with the important. When meeting this obligation there are legal ways to make the final payment less. According to what is published on the official SAT website, there are two items within which you can make personal deductions and they are the following:
Health
- Medical, dental and professional services fees in psychology and nutrition.
- They are deductible if they are provided by people with a professional title legally issued and registered by the competent educational authorities.
- Hospital expenses and medicines included in hospital bills.
- Pharmacy vouchers are not applicable.
- Fees to nurses.
- Analysis, clinical studies.
- Purchase or rental of devices for the recovery or rehabilitation of the patient.
- Prosthesis.
- Purchase of graduated optical lenses to correct visual effects.
- Premiums for medical expenses insurance, complementary or independent of health services provided by public social security institutions.
- Said health expenses will be deductible when they have been made for you, your spouse or common-law spouse, your parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren.
Education
Tuition fees in private educational institutions with official validation of studies. From preschool level to high school or equivalent, for the following amounts (annual deduction limit):
– Preschool: 14,200 pesos.
– Primary: 12,900 pesos.
– Secondary: 19,900 pesos.
– Technical professional: 17,100 pesos.
– High school or its equivalent: 24,500 pesos. To make this benefit effective, you need to have the corresponding proof of payment.
When you make payments in the same fiscal year, for the same person, for education services corresponding to two educational levels, the annual deduction limit that you can reduce is the one that corresponds to the greater amount of the two levels, regardless of whether it is the level that finished or the one that started.
Registration or re-registration fees cannot be deductible.
School transport, only if it is obligatory.
There is also a section called Others and includes the following payments:
- Funeral expenses for your spouse or common-law spouse, as well as for your parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren, you can pay them with any means of payment and you must have the invoice.
- Real interest accrued and effectively paid for mortgage loans, destined for your home, contracted with the financial system, INFONAVIT or FOVISSSTE, among others, and provided that the credit granted does not exceed seven hundred and fifty thousand investment units.
- Donations granted to institutions authorized to receive donations.
- They will not be onerous or remunerative (not granted as payment or in exchange for services received).
- The amount of the donations will not exceed 7% of the cumulative income that served as the basis for calculating the income tax of the previous year, before applying the personal deductions corresponding to said year.
- Complementary retirement contributions made in the voluntary contributions sub-account of your personal retirement plans (Afore).
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