Self-employed workers who are initially registered or who have not been registered in the immediately preceding five years in the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers (RETA), whether they employ workers or not, you will enjoy the following benefits:
- If they choose to contribute for the minimum base: the fee for common contingencies, including temporary disability, will be 50 euros per month for the six months immediately following discharge.
- After the first six months, the following reductions may be applied to the fee for common contingencies:
-During the following six months, the 50% of the minimum fee may be reduced
-During the three years following those, a reduction equivalent to 30% of the minimum fee
-And for three more months, a 30% bonus on the minimum payment.
That is, these bonuses and reductions can reach a maximum duration of 18 months.
Furthermore, if these workers are under 30 years of age (35 years of age if they are women), an additional 30% bonus may be applied to the minimum contribution for common contingencies, including temporary disability, in the following 12 months, thus reaching a duration maximum possible 30 months.
We add two details about detailed reductions and bonuses:
- They are applicable to members of labor societies and worker members of Associated Labor Cooperatives that are included in the RETA.
- They are applicable even when the beneficiaries of the same, once they have started their activity, hire employed workers.
You may also be interested in aids that are available to set up your new business. Contact us and we will update you on what you can benefit from.
Our offices are at your disposal, at Calle Constitución 24 in Cieza (968 45 46 24).
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