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The PP proposes to eliminate VAT for self-employed earning up to €85,000

The PP promises to remove VAT for self-employed individuals earning less than €85,000, benefiting 1,850 in Baixo Miño, O Condado, and A Paradanta.

Marta Uriarte Elizondo
Marta Uriarte Elizondo
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AIIllustrative image: calculator and invoices on a work table lit by a bedside lamp
Illustrative image: calculator and invoices on a work table lit by a bedside lamp

The Popular Party promises to eliminate VAT for self-employed individuals with earnings below €85,000. The measure would benefit 1,850 professionals from three regions in southern Pontevedra.

The Popular Party promises to eliminate VAT for self-employed individuals earning less than €85,000, according to infominho.com. The measure would benefit 1,850 professionals from the regions of Baixo Miño, O Condado, and A Paradanta.

The proposal targets those who are self-employed with earnings below this threshold, and applies to these three regions in southern Pontevedra province.

Marta Uriarte Elizondo

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