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Active Pension: Self-Employed Persons Criticise Tax Discrimination
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Self-employed people criticise the federal government's approved active pension: tax relief should only benefit employees, freelancers are left out.
As of 1 January 2026, the Federal Government is planning to introduce a new system whereby pensioners who have reached the statutory retirement age and continue to work should receive a significant tax advantage. Those who continue to work, for example, after reaching the so-called regular age limit, may earn up to 2,000 euros per month – i.e. a maximum of 24,000 euros per year – tax-free. This reform is intended to provide an incentive for olde…
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