SMEs & Freelancers
The Supreme Court establishes that August does not count for judicial deadlines
The Supreme Court determines that August is not a working month for judicial deadlines, starting the count from September.
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Política
Supreme Court Suspends Voting for Nationals by Grandchildren's Law
The Supreme Court suspends voting for those who obtained nationality through the 'grandchildren's law', unless they prove family exile.
Jobs
The Supreme Court opens the door to claim the subsidy for those over 52 if the specific contribution requirement was met due to the parentheses doctrine
The Supreme Court allows those over 52 denied by SEPE to claim the subsidy if they were registered and met specific conditions.
SMEs & Freelancers
Withdrawing a pension plan while receiving the subsidy for over 52s: what the SEPE says
The Supreme Court ruled that only the gains from the pension plan count as income. The SEPE reviews each case to not exceed 75% of the SMI.
Economy
The Supreme Court exempts from repaying a SEPE subsidy if the error is by the Administration
The Supreme Court exempts from repaying a SEPE subsidy if the error is by the Administration, provided the beneficiary did not conceal information.
Companies
Supreme Court limits maximum tax penalties for self-employed individuals invoicing through companies
The Supreme Court limits maximum tax penalties for self-employed individuals invoicing through companies, requiring proof of identity concealment.