PSOE and Sumar agree that SMI recipients do not have to pay in the IRPF in 2025

The reading of the agreement reached in extremis between the ministries of Finance and Labour so that the recipients of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) do not have to tax...

Yolanda Díaz had accused the Treasury of “getting up from the table” of negotiations

The talks between the vice presidents of the government, María Jesús Montero and Yolanda Díaz, to prevent the last increase in the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) from paying the Income Tax (IRPF) have jumped in the air when there was hardly time to achieve a pact that would avoid a further confrontation of PSOE and Sumar in Congress. Hacienda rose last night from the negotiating table , according to the Minister of Labour , because «rezuma…

Yolanda Díaz accuses María Jesús Montero of getting up from the table while Hacienda does not give up the talks but sees Sumar embroiled in his positionsThe government takes for granted this year's budgets and assumes the extension until 2026 Hacienda and Labor do not finish finding a agreed exit to the frontal clash for the taxes paid by workers who receive the minimum wage.After weeks of internal tensions, the department of María Jesús Montero…

The red line of the Treasury on the taxation of the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) was blurred to make a negotiation proposal and, finally, to yield in its pulse with Sumar. Not without strong resistance, which had to deactivate the president of the government with a call to order the cabinet of Montero to renounce its claims. The agreement in extremis to exempt from taxation the minimum wage avoids a train crash within the coalition, but …

We had breakfast with the news of the breakdown of the negotiations between the two partners of the Spanish government to see how to free the recipients of the minimum wage from the obligation to tax. Before the hamaiketako, however, came the twist of script. PSOE and Sumar had agreed on a formula - a little still - that will make possible the tax exemption of those who receive the lowest legal salary.