The importance of the 'solidarity double click' in our income tax return

Between April 7 and June 30, the 2020 Income campaign is in effect. Under the agreement signed by

As we have been remembering from the Mutua in the last two campaigns, taxpayers do not have to choose between the box intended for social purposes and that of the Church, but rather they can check both, since doing so does not mean paying more or the return being lower, but it does increase the number of beneficiaries.

By choosing this option, that of double marking, 0.7% will be allocated to each of these purposes and therefore the amount allocated to social causes is doubled. “It is important that people who exclusively check the box for the Church know that if they also check the box for Activities of Social Interest they would be favoring the development of social projects of NGOs linked to the Catholic Church, given that it also manages projects within the framework of the call for grants, and vice versa," he states.  Asuncion Montero, president of the Platform. 

For your part  Natalia Fdez. Laviada, deputy general director of Prevention, Quality and Communication of the Mutua, highlighted that "every euro counts to help in a year as complicated as this. There are many recipients of this aid and that is why it is so important to have everyone's solidarity through our taxes."