Definition
Modelo 347 is an informational return (no payment) reporting transactions with customers and suppliers whose aggregate amount during the year exceeds €3,005.06 (VAT included). Filed once a year, in February, with prior-year data. The tax authority uses it to cross-check invoicing between entities and detect inconsistencies.
Non-profit entities must file regarding transactions in their taxable activity scope. Exempt transactions related to member fees are not included. For many amateur clubs it's informational but relevant: appearing in a supplier's cross-checked 347 gives traceability before the tax authority.
When does it apply?
Annually in February, if you had transactions with a customer or supplier above €3,005.06 (VAT incl.) the previous year. For a typical amateur club, the most frequent triggers are: accountant, legal advisor, federation, facility utilities (electricity/gas), team bus, sports equipment. If no third party reaches the threshold, no filing.
Practical example
Common mistakes
- Confusing it with a payment return: 347 is informational; nothing is paid through it.
- Forgetting the federation: federation fees often exceed the threshold and must be declared.
- Summing VAT incorrectly: the threshold is VAT-included. Operations of €2,480 + 21% VAT (€3,000.8) often fall just short.
- Filing late: February is the month. Late filing carries a fixed fine.
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This is not specific legal or tax advice
Information as of May 2026. Regulation evolves and every club has its own casuistry (region, federation, size, activities). For your specific case talk to a lawyer or tax advisor specialised in Spanish sports law.