The third of the new features introduced in the new royal decree is the extraordinary benefit for those who meet the requirements for contributions due to cessation of employment.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Registered RETA (self-employed) and up to date since before 04/01/2020.
  • NOT HAVING the right to TASTING due to LACK OF TIME.
  • Q4 2020 income below the SMI
  • Reduction in self-employment income in Q4
  • 2020 by at least 50% compared to 1Q 2020.
  • You must remain registered with RETA.

AMOUNT:

General amount: 50% of the minimum Contribution Base for your activity.

1 exceptional situation is contemplated

If there are 2 or more recipients of this benefit in the cohabitation unit (up to the first degree by consanguinity or affinity): 40% of the minimum BC each).

ECONOMIC EFFECTS:

  • Presentation: until 10/15/2020 (inclusive) takes effect on 10/01/2020.
  • Late submission: From the 1st day of the month following submission.

In both cases: until 01/31/2021.

PRICE:

  • Exemption from fees during the receipt of the benefit.
  • If they were not paying contributions through CATA, they will be required to do so from the month following the end of the benefit.

INCOMPATIBILITIES:

  • Remuneration for self-employed work with income greater than 1.25 times the SMI.
  • Performance of another activity on one's own account.
  • Perception of a company's returns.
  • Social Security benefits, with the exception of those that you have been receiving and that are compatible with the exercise of your professional activity.

REVISION:

As of 03/01/2021

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