The Spanish Government proposes new quotas for the self-employed for income

The Spanish Government has raised thirteen sections for the contribution of the self-employed with Social Security contributions, according to your income. The system would be applied in 2023, and these quotas would range at the end of the transitional period in 2031 between 183.6 euros per month for those with monthly returns of less than 600 euros, and about 1,267 euros for those that exceed 4,050 euros. Thus, this new proposal from the Ministry of Social Security doubles the minimum contribution for workers with less income collected in the past May 2021.

The main associations of self-employed workers and social agents, who have met this Thursday, have also proposed maintaining a flat rate but linked to minimum returns “in the environment of the Minimum Interprofessional Salary.”

The proposed tranches begin with installments in 2023 for those with monthly returns of less than 600 euros, and end with a final tranche for those with returns of more than 4,050 euros per month.

The amounts vary in the nine years in which the transition from the current system is expected, to finish between those 183.6 euros and 1267 euros per month in 2031. The Government’s intention is that this system be developed progressively, with a review every three years, and maintains that two out of three self-employed workers will pay less with the new fees.

In the case of those who earn less than 600 euros per month, the new system supposes savings of 1,300 euros per year in contributions to Social Security; while for those who have between 600 and 900 euros of income, and who represent an important part of this group, the savings would be 1300 euros per year.

The proposal proposes that self-employed workers, more than 3 million in the Spanish State, provisionally choose their contribution base among thirteen based on income forecasts, with the possibility of modifying their choice six times throughout the year to adjust it to their needs. returns.