The abolition of the special solidarity contribution for civil servants and retirees, is a key priority for the government and once the forecasts for development, above estimates, this will be done in 2022.
After the solidarity contribution, the additional reduction of the insurance contributions, the ENFIA and the performance fee take place. The financial staff estimates that an increase in GDP to the level of 6.5% is possible, while there are many analysts who “see” growth even above 8%.
The government has two goals in terms of the solidarity contribution. The first is to extend it to the incomes of civil servants and retirees, as well as in 2023 to pass as a permanent measure, since to this day it is extraordinary.
The abolition of the solidarity contribution means that thousands of civil servants and retirees will see increase in their earnings starting at 22 euros and even exceeding 676 euros per year for specific categories of public officials.
Examples:
- For an income of 13,000, ie for a net monthly salary of 1,083 euros, the annual benefit will be 22 euros per year or 1.83 euros per month,
- for income 15,000 euros or 1250 euros per month the benefit will be 66 euros per year or 5.5 euros per month,
- for an income of 18,000 euros or 1,500 euros per month the annual profit will be 132 euros and the monthly 11 euros,
- for income 20,000 euros the salary 1,666 euros the benefit amounts to 176 and 14.6 euros respectively,
- for an income of 25,000 euros per year or 2,083 euros per month the annual benefit will be 426 euros and the monthly 35.5 euros,
- for an income of 27,000 euros or 2,250 euros per month the net increase is set at 526 euros per year or 43.8 euros per month and
- for an income of 30,000 euros or a net monthly salary of 2,500 euros, the profit is 676 euros per year or 56.3 euros per month.
The next priorities of the government
The reduction of insurance contributions by 1.1 percentage points remains in the government’s plan so that the total drop has reached 5 points as promised by the government in the run-up to the elections.
If this happens, it will mean a further increase in the net monthly salary of employees and a reduction of the tax burden for companies.
Finally high on the government’s agenda are other interventions, such as the gradual abolition of the performance fee and the reduction of ENFIA.
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