According to the latest data provided by Tax AdministrationThere are 594,026 wage earners in the province of Alicante who, from the buyer’s point of view, claim to earn less than 27,000 Euros per year. Given the difficulty of estimating family income, this figure provides a good estimate of how many people living in Alicante could qualify for the €200 benefit announced yesterday for the lowest income earners. State Noting Pedro Sanchez, it should be noted that there are other requirements beyond gross annual income, such as household assets not exceeding 75,000 euros, regardless of the value of the house, or the recipients’ pension or minimum vitals. revenue (IMV). In the Community as a whole there are 1,326,796 wage workers earning less than 27,000 Euros.
new help
Sánchez, in his speech announcing the new aid, pointed out that the intention of the Government is to help families in the face of the crisis. inflation Especially food-borne by the Spanish economy and price increases. In his statement on this matter, 200 euro check It is expected to reach approximately 4.3 million households across the country that meet the executive’s recommended income cap for access. In addition, the 15% increase in IMV will be maintained.
Technicians for their part Treasure (Gestha) estimates that more than eight million people will benefit from the 200-euro check approved by the Council of Ministers. Gestha estimates that the measure will inject more than 1.3 billion. spanish houses with lower income. On the other hand, technicians understand that the Government has approved a temporary reduction in VAT on some essential products, but consider this to be an ineffective measure to offset the increase in prices.
union assessment
From the union UGT, its secretary in the L’Alacantí and Les Marines regions, yaissel sanchez, evaluates the measure taken by the government positively. “This aid package will reduce the impact of inflation on families. it should be taken into account that productive tissue The situation of our province prevents us from talking about high salaries. We risk making many of our families vulnerable,” Sánchez analyzes.