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José Elías, a Catalan businessman and president of Audax Renovables, questions the system of mandatory unemployment contributions in Spain, advocating for the freedom to choose whether to fund this service, since he has never used it. #Cotizaciones #Desempleo #Redistribución (translated)

The report reveals that in 18 Spanish provinces, spending on pensions already doubles income from social contributions, reflecting economic growth at the cost of population loss and demographic aging that jeopardizes the economic future of the region. #Macroeconomía #DesigualdadEconómica #Despoblación (translated)

Gonzalo Bernardos, an economist, assures that the pension system in Spain is viable despite the fact that the average retiree receives 20 years of pension having contributed only 12, and he proposes adjustments such as increasing contributions or delaying the retirement age to maintain its sustainability. #Pensiones #Economía #Jubilación (translated)

The economist Niño Becerra warns that the expansion of artificial intelligence could result in lower wages, reductions in social contributions, and a decrease in tax revenue, which, ultimately, could increase poverty and inequality. #InteligenciaArtificial #Economía #Desigualdad (translated)

The author stated that the Government boasted that the minimum interprofessional wage was not taxed, but argued that its increase also raised the minimum contribution bases and the fees which, as he wrote, affected millions of workers. He added that not paying income tax did not mean being exempt from bearing higher social contributions. (translated)

Estefania Molina stated that in Spain sacrifices were already being demanded to finance pensions and labeled as false any claims to the contrary. She argued that there was a contributory deficit of 60 billion euros, covered by taxes, debt, and funds from other budget items. As an example, she pointed out that investment in housing and infrastructure had proportionally declined since the year 2000. She also said that the Escrivá reform aimed to increase taxes and contributions from a impoverished working population. She raised the issue that it was not whether pensions were sustainable, but how unjust they had become between generations, and announced a new video on her YouTube channel. https://t.co/fsMo0AqTao #Pensiones #Economía #Reforma (translated)

José María Camarero, economic expert, argues that the pension system in Spain will not collapse, although he warns that current contributions are not enough to cover expenses and calls for a debate on how to finance it adequately. #Pensiones #Economía #FuturoEconómico (translated)

Investor doubts about chip development and artificial intelligence, amid a higher inflation environment, are negatively affecting the stocks of European and American companies in the sector, causing significant declines in their prices. #Inversores #Chips #InteligenciaArtificial (translated)

The association of self-employed workers ATA has presented to political parties a list of 10 measures to improve the situation of the group, highlighting the creation of a 'zero quota' for new self-employed workers, VAT exemption for those who earn the least, and bonuses in social security contributions. #Autónomos #CuotaCero #ExenciónIVA (translated)

Gustavo Martínez calculated that, in a new home costing €400,000, the taxes and costs linked to the State amounted to €140,000, almost 40% of the cost. In his breakdown, he included €40,000 of VAT, €6,000 of AJD from the buyer, €10,000 in permits, ICIO, and municipal fees, another €6,000 of AJD for the new construction and horizontal division, and €20,000 related to the land and the taxes of the seller. He also estimated €12,000 for the corporate tax of the developer and €35,000 for labor contributions and income tax. Martínez described the State as the "true vulture fund." #Vivienda #Impuestos #Economía (translated)

A report from the Juan de Mariana Institute evaluates the eight years of Pedro Sánchez's government, highlighting 141 tax and contribution increases, a growing public debt that exceeds 100% of GDP, and the minimum wage as the most common income, while criticizing the low construction of housing and the increase in tax pressure. #EconomíaEspaña #Impuestos #Vivienda (translated)

The call for a 24-hour general strike by UGT and CCOO in Spain seeks to demand decent wages for decent housing, although workers must be aware that their participation does not involve remuneration and may affect their contributions to Social Security. #HuelgaGeneral #DerechosLaborales #SalariosDignos (translated)

The author argued that the Government had been harming the Spanish people for eight years, and referred to the amnesties for those he deemed coup plotters, the pardons for criminal politicians, open borders, high taxes, increased contributions, and insecurity in the streets. He also accused it of colluding with powerful individuals and entities, including Ursula, Soros, and the funds, and described it as a Government opposed to the people. https://t.co/cgFvfWboF0 #España #Gobierno #Justicia #ES (translated)

Es importante que tengamos claro que, cuando el Círculo de Empresarios habla de “reformas estructurales”, se refiere a esto: 1. Retrasar la edad de jubilación hasta los 72 años. 2. Abaratar el despido. 3. Recuperar más margen para la contratación temporal. Es decir, revertir parte del avance de la reforma laboral contra la temporalidad. 4. Reducir cotizaciones sociales empresariales. 5. Reducir las cuantías de las pensiones. 6. Avanzar en la privatización de las pensiones. 7. Desvincular las subidas de las pensiones con el IPC. 8. Reducir impuestos al capital y al patrimonio. 9. Más “flexibilidad” laboral en general. Es decir, mayor precariedad laboral. 10. Menos costes laborales para las empresas. Menores cotizaciones, menor coste de despido y mayor flexibilidad contractual. Traducción: cuando dicen “reformas necesarias”, están hablando de despedir más barato, contratar con mayor precariedad, trabajar más años, reducir las pensiones y menos impuestos para empresas y grandes patrimonios. #ReformasLaborales #DerechosLaborales #Precariedad laboral

Casi 450.000 jubilados cobran pensiones de más de 3.000 € al mes, y muchos además llegan a esa etapa con vivienda pagada, patrimonio acumulado o ingresos por alquileres. Mientras tanto, los jóvenes se enfrentan a alquileres disparados, enormes dificultades para comprar una casa, cotizaciones crecientes y una edad de jubilación cada vez más alta. El gasto en pensiones ya ronda el 13% del PIB y seguirá aumentando. ¿Cuánto tiempo puede sostenerse un sistema que exige cada vez más a quienes tienen menos patrimonio y peores perspectivas? #Pensiones #Jubilación #Juventud

El subsidio para mayores de 52 años proporciona una ayuda económica a desempleados cercanos a la jubilación, cuya cotización a la Seguridad Social se calcula en base al 125% de la base mínima, pero al encontrar trabajo, deben compatibilizarlo con la ayuda y su futura pensión dependerá de las cotizaciones realizadas durante esa etapa laboral. #SubsidioMayores52 #SeguridadSocial #Jubilación

La convergencia en prestaciones de los modelos de IA de USA y CHI tiene una consecuencia impredecible: al ser mucho más baratos los de CHI, ¿como van a justificar las empresas USA de IA las cotizaciones desmesuradas de sus acciones?. https://t.co/LcjaucY2DF #IA #Convergencia #Economía #USA #CHI

El sistema de pensiones no tiene ningún agujero. El bolsillo del que salen todos los impuestos (cotizaciones sociales, IRPF, IVA, impuestos especiales, ...) es el mismo: el del trabajador o el de la empresa. El cómo divida Vd. esos impuestos en varias bolsas distintas es #Pensiones #Impuestos #Economía #Nocountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.