The Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, has indicated that it will be possible to apply for it in the next three months and that it will be paid from September. The aid is part of the latest package of measures to mitigate the economic impact of the invasion of Ukraine.
Euskaraz irakurri: Errenta baxuko familyk bihartik aurrera eskatu ahal izango dute 200 euroko txekea
The Minister of Finance of the Spanish Government, Mary Jesus Montero, has pointed out that from tomorrow it will be possible to apply for the company supplement of 200 euros on the website of the Tax Authorities (AEAT) for households with a low income and wealth. The aid is part of the latest package of measures approved by the government of Spain to deal with the economic fallout from the war between Russia and Ukraine.
During her speech at the summer courses at Complutense University, the minister explained that it will be possible to apply in the next three months and that payments will start in September “so that 2.7 million people can receive essential help to get through the situation. caused by the war”, which has caused consumer prices to rise.
Who can request it?
The aid is intended for the self-employed as well as for employees and unemployed persons who are registered with the employment offices. They get access to the 200 euros, which in a single paymentpeople living in households with an income of less than 14,000 euros in 2021 and whose assets, excluding habitual residence, do not exceed 43,196.4 euros.
Where to request it?
The aid is requested via the website of the Tax Authorities. To start the process it is necessary to have a digital key (Cl@ve) or an electronic ID reader. You must also fill in the DNI or NIF of the applicant and of the persons living at the same address, and a bank account of the applicant to which you want the aid to be paid.
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Source: EITB
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