Treasury presents the deficit path: self-employed face risk of tax increases in 2027
The Treasury brings the deficit path to Congress, setting the spending ceiling for 2027. Self-employed may face income tax hikes and cuts to key aids.
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The TU+1 programme offers up to €22,320 for permanent hires by self-employed without employees. Applications are open until July 29.
The Treasury brings the deficit path to Congress, setting the spending ceiling for 2027. Self-employed may face income tax hikes and cuts to key aids.
The SEPE will calculate the subsidy for those over 52 years at €1,780.50 per month in 2026, 125% of the minimum base, enhancing future pensions.
10 million in self-employment aid in Castilla y León for 2026, with grants of up to 8,000 euros for women and 6,000 for others.
SEPE activates 50,000 grants of up to 8,000 euros to hire over 45s, aiming to reduce their high unemployment rate.
Congress approves pathway to RETA for 47,000 mutualists, costing 5.204 billion, to access minimum pensions.
Self-employed workers retiring this summer will receive an average pension of 1,148.9 euros per month, 69 euros more than in 2025.
BeeL.es, created by three entrepreneurs, offers fast invoicing software for freelancers and SMEs, already with 400 paying users and ready for the Verifactu of 2027.
The Tax Authority confirms that a self-employed person continuing a family business can apply for a 20% IRPF reduction if income comes from their own clients.
A dentist can claim a 20% start-up reduction on income tax while working in their father's clinic, as long as their income is from their own patients.
The Senate approves the pathway to the RETA with changes excluding retired mutualists, except for widows. The rule returns to Congress.
The Digital Kit prepares a new call for aid of up to 3,000 euros for self-employed and micro-enterprises. The Government has approved the regulatory framework.