The Government studies including aid to families in the 2022 budgets: 1,200 euros per year per child under 3 years and 6 months of maternity and paternity permission
This Thursday concludes the deadline marked by the Constitution for the government to present its draft General State Budget by 2022, which must be approved by the Council of Ministers and delivered to the Congress of Deputies at least 3 months before January 1,When the validity of public accounts expires by 2021.
However, dissensions between the partners of the Coalition on the ES Tax and other fiscal measures and the rental prices limits that will include the Housing Law have not allowed the budget draft to be presented in time.In addition, the 2 government parties continue to negotiate other measures that include next year's accounts, including families.
Thus, the Executive is studying a united proposal to offer universal aid of 1.200 euros a year to mothers of children under 3 years and to expand maternity and paternity permits up to 6 months compared to 16 weeks in force from January 2021 for mothers and fathers of newborns, as the information progresses.
The purple formation has presented its PSOE partners a package to help families to strengthen social justice following the executive's arguments in the Spain 2050 document, in which it is proposed to reform family benefits to improve the coverage of households withlower income or that have no income to submit the Declaration of the IRPF, according to the digital newspaper.
Negotiation within the coalition will determine whether universal help to mothers with children under 3 years is established as a monthly transfer of 100 euros or an annual 1.200 euros or through relief in the income statement and if the expansion of 6 -month maternity and paternity permits is applied gradually in the coming years or already from 2022.
2022 budgets will include 4.500 million euros more to finance pensions and bring the goal of eliminating its deficit in 2023
Unidos we can consider that the current deductions to families leave out to mothers who do not present an IRPF state.However, the PSOE is being reluctant to both measures due to its budget impact, according to the information.
In addition to the support measures to families, the training led by the Social Rights Minister Ione Belarra has defended eliminating the costs that apply to female products, known as pink rate, and reduce the VAT of the hairdressers from 21% to 10 to 10 to 10% to help the sector recover from the economic impact of pandemic.
