The government approved last July a new self‑employment contribution system, set to start on 1 January 2023. From that date onward, and gradually over three years, a system of 15 parts determines contributions and quotas based on the net income of the self‑employed person. This is described by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration as a transition toward a definitive contribution model aligned with real income, aiming to complete the transition within nine years at the latest. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
The ministry has introduced a quota simulator to show how much self‑employed individuals will owe starting January 2023 under the new system. By selecting one of the 15 divisions of the additive framework, users can see the minimum and maximum fees possible according to the chosen department. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
There is a yield table and contribution bases for the self‑employed in 2023, referenced under the Social Security section. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
Information circulating online notes that if someone isn’t sure how to calculate their net income, they can answer a practical guide to get a clear result. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
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The Ministry has activated the quota simulator to help self‑employed people understand their payments under the new contribution system starting in January 2023. The tool lets users pick a division from the 15 available and computes feasible fees based on the department selected. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
Opening the contributor base change window, adjustments to the contribution base can be requested via the portal, and the changes take effect in early March 2023. Alongside the request to adjust the base, self‑employed individuals must report the net income they expect to receive. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
There is a dedicated period for reporting changes in the contribution zone within the Import@SS special area, with the quota simulator launching in May. Each self‑employed person can run quota simulations tailored to their situation, depending on when they consult and their specific circumstances. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
A new deadline applies for reporting possible changes in price brackets, set to take effect in July, followed by a separate deadline for possible changes in the contribution base, effective in September. A final period then opens for reporting a contribution base change that will apply to wages payable in 2023, with the last adjustment aimed at the 2023 payroll. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)
One line item notes the last day to report activities and, where applicable, participation in companies for self‑employed individuals registered before 1 January 2023. A new period will notify a contribution base change, but this shift will not apply in 2023 and will instead take effect in January 2024. (Source: Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Immigration.)