Step back on increasement of Social Security quotas for civil companies members

Some good news as the Social Security states that self-employed administrators and partners of civil companies (including named as SC and CB) are not subject to any quota increase . This was a point that on the last days has been discused a lot due to the change on the Social Security Payments increase that are affecting the administrators of capitalist companies.

The  second additional clause of RD Law 16/2013 of 20 December, on measures to promote stable employment and improve employability determines in its second paragraph that the minimum contribution base group 1 of the General Rules apply including the self-employed under the provisions of the twenty- seventh additional provision of the revised text of the General Social Security Act and Article 21.3 of Law 4 /1997, of 24 March , Labor Societies except those that cause high initial therein, for the first 12 months of activity. In the beggining, Social Security was understaing this affecting also the civil companies but recently made a clarification on this point.
 

The twenty- seventh additional provision of the General Law on Social Security is referred to exercise functions of leadership and management that involves holding the position of director or manager , or provide other services for a capitalist company (SL, SA..) , to get profit and  inso habitual , personal and direct way, providing they have effective control , directly or indirectly of that company.
Consequently , they are applied to other societies that are commercial in nature but not the civil societies. In case you are a member of a civil cpmpany and at the end of January you have been charged by the quota of (as minimum 314€), you have right to get back the difference you paid in excess.

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