Non-working days compensated for the visit of Pope Leo XIV: everything you need to know about the measure, decree and confirmed dates
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The Spanish government's recent decision to increase the Minimum Interprofessional Wage (SMI) before the end of the year has triggered a requirement for a corresponding legislative change regarding income tax (IRPF) exemptions. This adjustment remains pending and must be addressed either through the Permanent Deputation or delayed until 2027.
The issue of tax exemptions linked to the SMI hike has been a recurring point of contention between the coalition partners, PSOE and Sumar, throughout the current legislative term. The resolution of this matter is necessary to finalize the fiscal implications of the wage increase.
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