In a new update that directly affects self-employment The Government in Spain made a statement. Process for reviewing the assistance provided to self-employed workers due to the shutdown of activity during the epidemic. This news is vital for the large group of self-employed people who benefit from this benefit, as the review process could affect their financial and professional situation.
Start of review of aid for the self-employed
Collaborating partner communities from September 1, 2023 Social Security The procedure has been initiated for definitive identification. Benefits of cessation of operation extraordinary. This movement occurs after a while. provisional recognition It took place at the height of the epidemic, at a time marked by uncertainty and emergency measures.
Government and assistance to the self-employed due to business shutdowns: a complex process
The new government of Pedro Sánchez faces the following task: To verify the requirements for assistance to the self-employedA process expected to involve between 100,000 and 150,000 self-employed workers. This review was carried out in response to a parliamentary request for information submitted by People’s Party MPs.
“Lack of documentation” due to the cessation of activity during the Covid period and its impact on aid to the self-employed
One of the main concerns highlighted by the government is “Documentary inadequacy” in a small percentage of benefits. To address this situation, additional information is requested from self-employed individuals; This is a vital step towards verifying compliance with the requirements and definitive recognition of assistance to self-employed persons.
What does this mean for the self-employed individuals affected?
For freelancers in the vetting process, it’s crucial to understand: Review “does not mean refund of benefits”. Rather, it is a request to demonstrate compliance with the requirements for accessing assistance. In most cases, upon submission of appropriate documentation, definitive recognition of benefit.
As of October 20, 2023, a total of 456,998 aids have been administered; This figure represents 31% of the total aid provided. Of these, 439,915 self-employed workers have been definitively recognized, while 16,614 are in the process of verifying compliance with the requirements.
This process review AIDS be self-employed This is a clear example of how the Government is trying to ensure that the support measures implemented during the pandemic are implemented correctly. Although the process may seem overwhelming to some self-employed workers, it is a necessary step to ensure equality and the proper distribution of State resources.