A key moment for the self-employed is the payment of Social Security contributions, one of the major expenses of the activity that has to be done on a monthly basis and that has its determined deadlines.
, both the social insurances domiciled into an account and the contributions of the Special Regime for Self-Employed Workers (RETA) “are charged on the last business day of each month.” It will be at that time that the payment is made and the agency is up to date.
It must be remembered that the self-employed were able to take advantage of one due to the coronavirus pandemic, having the option of paying them for an entire year at an interest below the market of only 0.5%.
In the event that the self-employed person, despite having requested this moratorium, has seen the fees charged, they may request a refund of the money in the section.
How much do I have to pay to Social Security?
Some quotas that, in fact, were going to suffer. Contributions for professional contingencies and for cessation of activity go from 1.1% to 1.3% and from 0.8% to 0.9%, respectively, leaving the total quota at 30.6% compared to 30.3 % previous, although for now we will have to wait for it.
At the moment, and taking into account the minimum contribution base of 944.40 euros and the maximum of 4,070.10 euros, the minimum amount of contribution to pay is 286.15 euros and the maximum of 1,232.20 euros. For the rest of the amounts, those declared by the self-employed as income level, the 30.3% will have to be applied and from June apply that 30.6% resulting from the increase.
The self-employed can, yes, which is key to determining the fees that Social Security charges each month.
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