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The Supreme Court protects accumulated salaries and pensions below the minimum wage from tax seizures

The Supreme Court rules that accumulated salaries and pensions below the minimum wage are exempt from seizure, even if not spent in the month.

Álvaro Sáez Ferrer · 7 October 2026