Parental Income is a government-backed financial support program for families with young children. Each eligible child aged 0 to 3 earns a monthly payment of 100 euros. The program expanded last year after a new Family Code was approved by the government.
To receive Parental Income until the child turns three, applicants must meet specific conditions. The following details explain the essentials you need to submit your request:
- Mothers receiving unemployment benefits can apply for this benefit whether or not they have contributed to social security.
- Mothers working part time or full time must be enrolled in Social Security or a mutual insurance plan for at least 30 days before claiming the benefit.
- Single parent families are eligible too. This includes situations where the other parent is hospitalized for illness for more than a year, is in prison, or custody rests with a single parent.
- Families with gay or same sex parents are entitled to receive this benefit.
Eligible children are those born from the month of birth up to and including the month before turning three, as well as adopted children, children in foster care, and minors under guardianship.
Additionally, if a maternity deduction applies and nursery or early childhood care costs have been paid, the deduction can rise by up to 1,000 euros. When the term custody costs is used, the Tax Office means expenses paid for pre-registration, registration, attendance, general and extended hours, and meals, reflecting the costs incurred over several months. Inkind income exempt from business activity is not considered in this calculation.
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How to request the 100 euro per child electronically
There are multiple electronic ways to claim the benefit of 100 euros per month per child, totaling 1,200 euros per year:
- In person at the nearest Tax Office. Submit the completed form 140 along with the applicant and child DNIs.
- Online application. Access the Tax Office website and follow the steps to submit the required documents digitally.
- Email submission. Send the required documents, including the completed form 140 and DNIs, to the designated email address.
- Telephone support. For questions or help, call the Tax Office at 901 200 347. The staff can provide additional guidance and help resolve issues. Having all documents ready and completing the form correctly speeds up processing. This financial aid can make a meaningful difference during the early years of a child’s life.
In summary, the Parental Income program offers 100 euros per month for each eligible child aged 0 to 3. Requests can be made electronically, in person at the Tax Office, via the official website, by email, or by phone.
If the conditions are met, families can receive this aid to support child care costs. Do not miss the opportunity to secure 100 euros per child today.