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Access important tax information quickly and easily. Find tax office locations, contact details, and social media links. Track your case status and required documents for various procedures.
What's New in SAR
3.0.6
September 8, 2021
Datos Generales: Consultar los datos generales de un obligado tributario. Obligaciones Fiscales: 1. Deuda Tributaria 2. Tributos no vencidos Guías de pago: 1. Consulta de guías de pago pendientes 2. Consulta de pago individual
MoreFAQ
What is SAR?
SAR is the mobile application from the Servicio de Administración de Rentas (Tax Administration Service) that provides quick and easy access to important tax-related information for taxpayers.
What information can I find in SAR?
SAR allows you to find tax office locations, phone numbers, and emails, check the status of your cases, and review the requirements for various administrative procedures.
Does SAR offer information on tax obligations?
Yes, SAR provides details on your tax obligations, including your current tax debt and any upcoming or unexpired tax payments.
Can I check payment guides with SAR?
Yes, SAR allows you to consult pending payment guides and also make individual payments directly through the application.
What devices does SAR support?
SAR is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible on a range of Apple mobile products.
How often is SAR updated?
The latest version of SAR is 3.0.6, which was last updated on September 8, 2021. This indicates it receives periodic updates to maintain functionality and information accuracy.
What is the age rating for SAR?
SAR has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for users of all ages and does not contain content inappropriate for children.
Does SAR have advertisements?
The provided data does not specify if SAR contains advertisements. However, as it is a free application from a government entity, it is unlikely to be heavily ad-supported.
