US EditionWork Proposes a 3.1% Increase in the Smi, without Taxation to the Irpf
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The proposal coincides with one of the options put forward by the "Committee of Experts" of Yolanda Díaz. The SMI would not tax.
The Ministry of Labour has proposed to the social agents an increase of the minimum wage interprofessional (SMI) of 3.1% by 2026, which means placing it at 1,221 euros per month for fourteen payments, without taxation to the IRPF. It was the option that was considered most likely and is the one that the Secretary of State of Labor, Joaquín Pérez Rey, has presented today to unions and employers.Continue reading...
It is estimated that there will be no taxation in the IRPF. The department will encourage that the increases of the SMI and the cost increases that they generate can be applied in public contracts. More information: War in the Social Dialogue for wages and work permits with the expired AENC and the CEOE in the electoral year
The Ministry of Labour captained by Yolanda Díaz has proposed to trade unions and employers a 3.1% increase in the minimum interprofessional wage (SMI) this 2026. This has been communicated by the number two of Díaz, Joaquín Pérez Rey, this Wednesday after the conclusion of the second meeting of the social dialogue on this matter. If this proposal prospered, the SMI would increase by 37 euros per month by 14 payments and would reach the 1,221 gr…
On Wednesday, the Government announced to the trade unions and employers its intention to raise the minimum interprofessional wage by 2026 by 3.1%, to reach 1,221 euros gross per month in 14 payments (17,094 euros per year). This income is currently set at 1,184 euros per month, so the increase will amount to 37 euros more per month and its beneficiaries will remain untaxed in the IRPF, as confirmed by the Secretary of State for Labour, Joaquín …
The government has proposed to the social dialogue table to carry out an increase of 3.1% in the Minimum Inteprofessional Wage (SMI) by 2026, which supposes that it would increase...
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