Many questions arise about the bonuses that a self-employed person with a disability has. In this regard, the Federation of Self-Employed Associations, ATA, explains what they are.
A self-employed person who has a person with a disability equal to or greater than 33% must pay the same monthly self-employment tax before or unexpectedly registering as self-employed, although there are different bonuses, which are explained below. .
Self-employed people with disabilities will have a self-employment quota bonus for 5 years in the following cases:
- Register as a new self-employed person and have not registered in the previous two years.
- Self-employed supervisory disability from January 1, 2019.
Bonuses in the self-employed quota
The self-employed with disabilities and in both cases mentioned above can benefit from the following reduction of their self-employed quota:
- Unchanged rate 60 euros per month for the first 12 months. If you do not contribute to the minimum base, the bonus is 80% for the first year.
- Bonus in the amount of 50% of the quota for the next four years. After this time, self-employed people with disabilities will no longer have bonuses.
- If they live in a municipality with a population of less than 5,000, the € 60 tax will be extended for the first two years. The bonus in the other three is 50%.
In this regard, self-employed persons with disabilities do not have the same conditions as an employee who has a social security premium during the contract.
Source: El Diario
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