Income declaration dates defined by DIAN

The 2021 tax calendar, defined by the National Directorate of Taxes and National Customs (DIAN
), in which people and companies must file the taxes corresponding to the 2020 taxable period, has important changes that you should not lose sight of.

One of these is the order for filing the personal income tax return. Previously, the first to declare were those whose ID cards ended in 99 and 00. But that changed, because now the declaration will begin on Tuesday, August 10 with the digits 01 and 02.

Calendar to declare income in 2021:

August 2021

Day Last two digits of the NIT

10 01-02

11 03-04

12 05-06

13 07-08

17 09-10

18 11-12

19 13-14

20 15-16

23 17-18

24 19-20

25 21-22

26 23-24

27 25-26

30 27-28

31 29-30

September 2021

Day Last two digits of the NIT

1 31-32

2 33-34

3 35-36

6 37-38

7 39-40

8 41-42

9 43-44

10 45-46

13 47-48

14 49-50

15 51-52

16 53-54

17 55-56

20 57-58

21 59-60

22 61-62

23 63-64

24 65-66

27 67-68

28 69-70

29 71-72

30 73-74

October 2021

Day Last two digits of the NIT

1 75-76

4 77-78

5 79-80

6 81-82

7 83-84

8 85-86

11 87-88

12 89-90

13 91-92

14 93-94

15 95-96

19 97-98

20 99-00

See the dates defined by DIAN for the presentation of other taxes
.