The Middle Class Pays 18% More Taxes with Sánchez, While His Income Has Fallen 4%

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The real purchasing power of an average worker has fallen half an annual point since 2018, while fiscal pressure reaches 38% of GDP, a historic peak. Spanish people endure a fiscal sacrifice higher than that of German, Swedish or Dutch people if the tax burden is adjusted to the level of income.

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The balance sheet of the eight years in which Pedro Sánchez has been in La Moncloa leaves a disturbing picture for his pocket. Today, an average worker pays almost 18% more in taxes and contributions, while his disposable income falls 4% in real terms. Payroll retentions grow above prices, but the disposable income to spend and save recedes and is lost purchasing power, according to a report by the Juan de Mariana Institute, whose calculations a…

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The study estimates that IRPF and employee contributions have increased by 17.6% in real terms, while their net salary has lost 3.8%

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Between 2018 and 2026, the cost of the IRPF and the contributions of the average worker have grown by 17.6% in real terms, while their net salary has suffered a loss of 3.8% in their purchasing power. This analysis, published by Libertad Digital, is based on labor and inflation data. This data reflects a tension that [...]

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The Juan de Mariana Institute estimates that the IRPF and the contributions from a worker who receives the average wage have increased by 17.6% [...]

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The Instituto Juan de Mariana estimates that the IRPF and the contributions from a worker who receives the average salary have increased by 17.6% in real terms between the first quarter of 2018 and the second quarter of 2026, while its net salary has lost 3.8% of purchasing power, according to its report [...] The entry Instituto Juan de Mariana figure of 18% the increase of taxes to the average worker since 2018 aparece primero en Forbes España.