Lower Fees for Part-Time Contracts for Young People up to 26 Years Old. The Measure Could Also Be Extended to Those Who Are Not Students or Students

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Young people up to 26 years of age working part-time could benefit from a more favourable tax regime, even if they are no longer students or students. A legislative proposal in Parliament seeks to extend the current exemption from the Tax Code, so that the main criterion is age, not student or student status.

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Young people up to 26 years of age working part-time could benefit from lower taxes even if they are not students or students. Currently, only students and students of this age are excluded from calculating contributions at the minimum wage level.

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Lower fees for all young people under 26 years of age with part-time contracts: The project that eliminates the condition of being a student or student Young people up to 26 years of age who work part-time could benefit from lower fees even if they are not students or students. Currently, students and students [...]

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Young people up to the age of 26 who work part-time could benefit from lower taxes even if they are not students or students, according to a legislative proposal, transmits Mediafax. The legislative proposal to amend the Tax Code provides for the extension of the current exception on the payment of social contributions for part-time contracts. It is supported by parliamentarians [...]

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Young people up to 26 years of age working part-time could benefit from lower taxes even if they are not students or students. Currently, students up to 26 years of age are exempted from the rule that social contributions for part-time contracts are calculated at the minimum wage level, even when the income obtained is lower than that.