The Government Guarantees that the Minimum Wage Will Remain Unpaid After the 2027 Rise
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The recipients of the SMI would have to tax on the income declaration without such adjustment. Yolanda Díaz intends to raise it above the IPC, between 4% and 5%. Trade unions demand 7%, the employer remains at 3.7%.
Minister Elma Saiz has guaranteed that the tax deduction will be approved again to avoid this tax payment, which requires a law
The Government guarantees that the minimum wage will remain unpaid after the 2027 rise
The government spokesman and minisitra for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, said on Monday that the Executive has plans, after approving the new increase in the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI), to approve the necessary tax deduction “so that this income will not be taxed in the IRPF”. Although, in order for the SMI to be exempt in practice, the Government must include this measure within a legal norm that must be approve…
The government's decision to raise the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) before the end of the year is derived from its tax exemption in the IRPF, a case that has already generated...
The government spokesman and Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has assured that after the increase of the minimum wage (SMI) by 2027 this minimum wage will remain unpaid for the income tax of natural persons (IRPF).
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