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Hacienda and pension payments - 0 replies

Steviebird Posted by Steviebird in General Maspalomas discussion on Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:06pm

Good afternoon.

I have permanent residency in the Canary Islands. I am 74 years old.

I have just started receiving a non-contributory Spanish pension. I received my first pension payment in December 2024. It included pension payments for the previous 7 months, as I first applied in May 2024.

There has been no income in my account for a few years, apart from this recent pension payment in December 2024.

Hacienda placed an embargo on my bank account due to unpaid taxes from a company I owned, which went bankrupt in 2021. As the company's administrator, I became responsible for the tax debts owed if the company, which no longer exists, could not pay. Everyone told me that the Treasury could not touch my pension. However, Hacienda took the first payment of €3500 even though this was for the preceding 7 months. When I visited Hacienda, they agreed that they could not take anything if the monthly income was less than the national minimum wage. They also said they looked at each month's income and that in December 2024, I received €3500, which was more than the minimum wage, so they could keep it. This was despite the fact that I had received pension payments for the preceding seven months. I am behind on my rent, and that €3500 payment, which I knew was coming, was how I was going to pay the rent owed. I am currently facing eviction for non-payment of rent.

My only income is my Spanish pension. Is it possible to challenge Hacienda and reclaim that €3500?

I would greatly appreciate your guidance on whether it would be worthwhile to challenge Hacienda on this matter.

Thank you.

Stevie Bird


Hacienda - 0 replies

Steviebird Posted by Steviebird in General Vecindario discussion on Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:02pm

Good afternoon.

I have permanent residency in the Canary Islands. I am 74 years old.

I have just started receiving a non-contributory Spanish pension. I received my first pension payment in December 2024. It included pension payments for the previous 7 months, as I first applied in May 2024.

There has been no income in my account for a few years, apart from this recent pension payment in December 2024.

Hacienda placed an embargo on my bank account due to unpaid taxes from a company I owned, which went bankrupt in 2021. As the company's administrator, I became responsible for the tax debts owed if the company, which no longer exists, could not pay. Everyone told me that the Treasury could not touch my pension. However, Hacienda took the first payment of €3500 even though this was for the preceding 7 months. When I visited Hacienda, they agreed that they could not take anything if the monthly income was less than the national minimum wage. They also said they looked at each month's income and that in December 2024, I received €3500, which was more than the minimum wage, so they could keep it. This was despite the fact that I had received pension payments for the preceding seven months. I am behind on my rent, and that €3500 payment, which I knew was coming, was how I was going to pay the rent owed. I am currently facing eviction for non-payment of rent.

My only income is my Spanish pension. Is it possible to challenge Hacienda and reclaim that €3500?

I would greatly appreciate guidance on whether it would be worthwhile to challenge Hacienda on this matter.

Thank you.

Stevie Bird


Embargo and Pension - 0 replies

Steviebird Posted by Steviebird in Taxes in Vecindario: Suma, NIE and general tax advice on Tue Feb 11, 2025 5:55pm

Good afternoon.

I have permanent residency in the Canary Islands. I am 74 years old.

I have just started receiving a non-contributory Spanish pension. I received my first pension payment in December 2024. It included pension payments for the previous 7 months, as I first applied in May 2024.

There has been no income in my account for a few years, apart from this recent pension payment in December 2024.

Hacienda placed an embargo on my bank account due to unpaid taxes from a company I owned, which went bankrupt in 2021. As the company's administrator, I became responsible for the tax debts owed if the company, which no longer exists, could not pay. Everyone told me that the Treasury could not touch my pension. However, Hacienda took the first payment of €3500 even though this was for the preceding 7 months. When I visited Hacienda, they agreed that they could not take anything if the monthly income was less than the national minimum wage. They also said they looked at each month's income and that in December 2024, I received €3500, which was more than the minimum wage, so they could keep it. This was despite the fact that I had received pension payments for the preceding seven months. I am behind on my rent, and that €3500 payment, which I knew was coming, was how I was going to pay the rent owed. I am currently facing eviction for non-payment of rent.

My only income is my Spanish pension. Is it possible to challenge Hacienda and reclaim that €3500?

I would greatly appreciate your guidance on whether it would be worthwhile to challenge Hacienda on this matter.

Thank you.

Stevie Bird


Where and from what age can study art class - 0 replies

Davieswehr Posted by Davieswehr in Things to do and places to go in Maspalomas on Sun Feb 9, 2025 10:09pm

My daughter is looking for a art painting class ?

Where and from what age ?

Laundrette - 0 replies

SEB Posted by SEB in General Mogán discussion on Thu Feb 6, 2025 8:58pm

Hello lovely people, could you please tell me if there are any laundrette in Peurto de Mogan? I will be staying in the resort this year  self catering. Thank you 😊

Lost: Lost a sealion teddy bear in av taxi in puerto rico - 0 replies

jeanette Posted by jeanette in Lost and found in Mogán on Thu Jan 30, 2025 5:41pm

Lost a sealion in a taxi in puerto rico last night

 

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Sheltered Housing Villages Las Palmas - 5 replies

Ianmc99 Posted by Ianmc99 in General property discussion in Las Palmas on Thu Jan 30, 2025 11:13am

Please can you send to my email address websites for Sheltered Housing Villages in Las Palmas . Thank you.

Best Regards

Ian McMahon 

Mobility scooter - 0 replies

martin74 Posted by martin74 in Holidays in Maspalomas on Mon Jan 27, 2025 9:49am

Hi 👋 we are pensioners looking for cheapest mobility scooters for 6 days we will be in Puerto Rico any help would be hugely appreciated 

Lost: Beach bag, wallet and GLASSES - 0 replies

Ania1595 Posted by Ania1595 in Lost and found in Playa De Amadores on Sun Jan 12, 2025 9:09pm

I lost (10.01.25) my beach bag, inside wallet, shorts, documents (I am polish) and GLASSES. They were the most important. If you found please let me know.

Property rental Registrations - 0 replies

palroma Posted by palroma in General property discussion in Mogán on Sun Jan 5, 2025 3:30pm

Regarding the new laws on the horizontal regarding private rebtals .

Which persons / office can organize the registration as a RENTAL ( Property in Spanish co)  get the sign etc .

Any referals  would help 

Thank you in advance .

Paul.

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