The agreement reached only solves the problem for this year, because the discrepancy will jump again when the debate is opened for the SMI climbing of 2026.
The Ministries of Labor and Finance have concluded an agreement so that the perceptors of the minimum interprofessional salary (SMI), set at 16,576 euros in 2025, do not have to pay IRPF this year, sources from the Ministry of Labor.
The agreement consists of the Ministry of Finance by the Ministry of Finance to introduce a deduction in the IRPF share to prevent those who would have to pay this year.
The government had encrypted this group in 20 % of the SMI perceptors, in fact those without family costs, which is stored on the payroll on the payroll.
The first vice -president and finance minister, María Jesús Montero this Thursday defended during a press conference that the deduction has a costs for the public treasury of just over 200 million euros, well below the nearly 2,000 million that would increase the minimal exemption, the formula that work wanted.
First this Friday, the second vice -president and minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, the negotiation with the treasury and assured that yesterday at night Montero “gave the instruction to stand up from the table.”
Díaz has defended the SMI in statements to Telecinco, must mean at least 60 % of the average net salary, without taxes, and that if the minimal exempt does not rise, that percentage is not guaranteed.
Given the arguments of both parties, the agreement reached Only solve the problem for this yearBecause the discrepancy will jump again when the debate is opened for the SMI climbing of 2026.
Source: EITB
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