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News
The 2024 tax filing campaign kicked off on April 2, 2025. Here are some important dates to keep in mind:
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The 2024 tax filing campaign kicked off on April 2, 2025. Here are some important dates to keep in mind:
• April 2, 2025 through June 30, 2025 — the deadline to file your 2024 tax return online.
• May 6, 2025 through June 30, 2025 — during this period, the IRS can help you file your return over the phone. You must make an appointment in advance: appointments will be open from April 29 through June 27.
• June 2, 2025 through June 30, 2025 — during this time, you can file your return in person at one of the IRS offices. Appointments are required, and you can do so from May 29 through June 27.
The 2024 tax filing campaign comes with a number of important changes.
Here are the key ones:
- a new rule requiring all recipients of unemployment benefits to file a tax return will not apply to the 2024 tax return for now. However, if your income exceeds the established limits or you meet other criteria described in Section 96 of the Income Tax Act, you are still required to report.
- new rules have been introduced, especially regarding charitable donations. The general deduction rate has been increased from 35% to 40% (in some cases, up to 45%), and an 80% refund can be received for the first 250 euros of donations (previously 150 euros).
- changes have also affected income from rental properties: if the rental agreement is concluded before 6 May 2023, a 60% deduction can be applied to the net income.
- deductions have been introduced for the purchase of electric vehicles
- for work to improve the energy efficiency of housing.
- aid provided in connection with the consequences of storm DANA is exempt from taxation.
• May 6, 2025 through June 30, 2025 — during this period, the IRS can help you file your return over the phone. You must make an appointment in advance: appointments will be open from April 29 through June 27.
• June 2, 2025 through June 30, 2025 — during this time, you can file your return in person at one of the IRS offices. Appointments are required, and you can do so from May 29 through June 27.
The 2024 tax filing campaign comes with a number of important changes.
Here are the key ones:
- a new rule requiring all recipients of unemployment benefits to file a tax return will not apply to the 2024 tax return for now. However, if your income exceeds the established limits or you meet other criteria described in Section 96 of the Income Tax Act, you are still required to report.
- new rules have been introduced, especially regarding charitable donations. The general deduction rate has been increased from 35% to 40% (in some cases, up to 45%), and an 80% refund can be received for the first 250 euros of donations (previously 150 euros).
- changes have also affected income from rental properties: if the rental agreement is concluded before 6 May 2023, a 60% deduction can be applied to the net income.
- deductions have been introduced for the purchase of electric vehicles
- for work to improve the energy efficiency of housing.
- aid provided in connection with the consequences of storm DANA is exempt from taxation.
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