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The abolition in 2021 of solidarity contribution for your employees private sector, professionals and farmers will relieve the hundreds of thousands of taxpayers burdened by this tax.
On the contrary, employees of Public, he retired and the income earners they will not have a similar benefit, as the contribution will normally apply to them next year.
The special solidarity contribution loads nowadays taxpayers who receive income above 12,000 euros and are imposed with rates that start at 2.2% and gradually reach 10% for those with high incomes.
In accordance with current law, the special joint tax levies the greater amount between the total annual income declared by the taxpayer from all sources and their imputed income, which arises based on live items.
The solidarity contribution detained of salaries and pensions in parallel with the income tax, while for self-employed professionals, salaried employees and other categories of taxpayers it is confirmed with the tax return of the following year.
The removal of the listing for 2021 means that thousands of employees will see from January increase in your monthly earnings.
For example:
– A private sector employee with an annual net income of 15,000 euros currently pays a total solidarity contribution of 66 euros (15,000-12,000 * 2.2%) and his monthly withholding of solidarity contribution is set at 4.71 euros (66 / 14). Of 1he In January 2021, this employee will see his salary increased by 4.71 euros.
-The employee with an annual net income of 35,000 euros currently pays a total solidarity contribution of 1,001 euros (35,000-30,000 * 6.5% + 676). The monthly withholding of the solidarity contribution is set at 71.5 euros (1,001 / 14). The 1he January 2021 will see his salary increased by 71.5 euros.
However, the same will not apply to them. state employees.
– A state employee with an annual net income of 15,000 euros pays today as a private sector employee contributes 66 euros per year. However, it has a monthly withholding of a solidarity contribution of 5.5 euros (66/12), which it will continue to pay in 2021.
– A State employee with an annual net income of 35,000 euros pays a total annual solidarity contribution of 1,001 euros and is deducted monthly from his salary of 83.42 euros (1,001 / 12). This amount will continue to weigh you down in 2021.
Due to the evident discrimination there are already voices that characterize as unconstitutional this different treatment that the government reserves for employees of the private sector, professionals and farmers, towards public employees, retirees and income earners.
