File your quarterly Modelo 130 and 303
Each quarter, file Modelo 303 (VAT) and Modelo 130 (income tax prepayment) online in the AEAT office, pay or set the direct debit, and keep the receipts.
For: Self-employed people in Spain who file quarterly VAT and income tax prepayments.
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Steps
Check your window: file from the 1st to the 20th of April, July and October. Q4 goes from 1 to 30 January.
The 130 uses the same quarterly windows in the 2026 AEAT calendar.
If you want direct debit, file earlier: the debit window ends before the general deadline (to 15 April, July and October, and in January for Q4).
Open Modelo 303 in the AEAT online office and sign in. Use the Pre303 help service to fill it.
Fill in the economic data, then run Validate to check for warnings and errors.
Fix errors. Warnings do not stop filing but are worth reading.
AEAT: Ayuda tecnica, presentacion del modelo 303 por formulario web
If the result is a payment, choose direct debit with your IBAN, or choose to pay now and get an NRC.
AEAT: Ayuda tecnica, presentacion del modelo 303 por formulario web
Press Firmar y enviar, tick Conforme if asked, and finish. Download the receipt PDF.
AEAT: Ayuda tecnica, presentacion del modelo 303 por formulario web
Open Modelo 130 for the current year in the AEAT office (Presentación y servicio de ayuda Pre 130) and fill it.
Use the same sign-in and the same window as the 303.
Pay or set the direct debit for the 130, then sign, send and keep the receipt.
You can check or change a debit account in the Domiciliaciones service on the same page.
Done when: You have a receipt PDF for the 303 and one for the 130, and the payment or direct debit is set.
Common mistakes
- Filing for direct debit after the debit window. The debit window ends before the general deadline. AEAT: Plazos con domiciliacion bancaria 2026
What varies
Field-by-field instructions for each model are in the AEAT instructions pages. A deadline falling on a non-working day moves to the next working day.
Who can do this for you
This page is general information, not legal advice.