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\nThe main obstacle that has motivated the rejection of self-employed organizations is the lack of clarification of what the ministry considers as real income.<\/h2>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The self-employed organizations have demanded that the Government clarify what income will be taken into account to determine the contribution of the group in the new model that is being negotiated and that will link the fees paid by the self-employed to their performance. The Executive's proposal includes that, regardless of their income, they have to make the declaration<\/p>\n
One of the main obstacles in negotiation revolves around the concept of income. After the meeting held on Monday, the vice president of ATA, Celia Ferrero, indicated that it ended "without new progress", although from Social Security they told them that "they have held a new meeting with the Tax Agency to try to solve one of the major obstacles: that the real income of the self-employed is truly real, that there is a determination of the returns that can serve as a basis for both the configuration of the sections and for regularization.<\/p>\n
On January 10, the Ministry of Social Security proposed to self-employed organizations a flexible system of 13 sections ranging from incomes of less than 600 euros per month to more than 4,050 euros, with the possibility of changing up to six times a year. This model proposed by the Government establishes a minimum fee of around 184 euros per month for those self-employed workers with incomes below 600 euros, while establishing a maximum of 1,267 euros per month for those who earn more than 4,050 euros.<\/p>\n
The proposed quotas are progressive and are linked to the income of self-employed workers. The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Jos\u00e9 Luis Escriv\u00e1, announced last week that the change of section will be "extraordinarily simple."<\/p>\n
The Government has initially proposed a nine-year transition period for adaptation to the system, although the situation would be evaluated every three years. Some self-employed associations do not agree with the deadline. Uatae also announced yesterday that they are finalizing an "alternative" proposal that they will present to the Government in the coming days, in which they will ask to shorten the transition period to the new system and deepen the social protection of the group.<\/p>\n
For its part, the UPTA self-employed organization has also asked to shorten the adaptation period from nine to six years and that 2023 be the year in which the reduction in contributions to those who are currently paying more than their fair share is most noticeable and At the same time, those who earn more begin to pay more. UPTA's idea is that most of the journey is done in the first three years of implementation.<\/p>\n
When the exempt minimum is eliminated, the self-employed will have to file the Income Tax return<\/h2>\n
For the vice president of ATA, the change proposed by the Government will require greater formal obligations for the self-employed who, regardless of their income, "will have to file an income tax return when the exempt minimum is eliminated, whether or not they later have to pay taxes." .<\/p>\n
According to Ferrero, "the entire system, as they propose it, is very complex, not very progressive and not at all balanced and we are going to continue asking for this to be a system of adaptation between contributions and real income, and for that we have to know what they are. the real income and what is the real distribution of the self-employed based on those calculations they are making.<\/p>\n
From Uatae they request a "more ambitious and courageous" commitment to move forward in a "clear and agile" manner towards a new model that is "fairer and more supportive" with the self-employed and they are betting that, to clarify the concept of income, the contribution bases will be They are set based on the profit of the activity, that is, the clean income of the self-employed once all the expenses necessary to carry out the activity have been deducted, including amortization and the Social Security contributions themselves.<\/p>\n
The general secretary of Uatae, Mar\u00eda Jos\u00e9 Landaburu, also advocated that the Government reformulate the planned sections and reduce the quota for those self-employed with net income of less than 1,700 euros per month, that is, those who are in the lower and intermediate sections. of the Executive's proposal.<\/p>\n
The next meeting of the board will be held on Monday of next week.<\/p>\n
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