If you are self-employed in Spain, until 2022 you would pay a fixed monthly quota between about €300 and €1250 to the social security system. The actual amount was not coupled to your earnings but could be chosen freely from within the above range; essentially the higher the quota you chose, the higher your benefits (sick pay, unemployment benefit, pension).
In 2022, the Spanish government set in motion
a scheme to gradually increase the social security payments for self-employed over a transitional period of 9 years from 2023 to 2031. For now, the government has only published the new contributions for the next three years from 2023-2025. The main change is that in the new scheme the minimum social security payments are no longer decoupled from your income. Instead, the new scheme uses
15 fixed income brackets to determine your minimum social security contributions.
New minimum social security contributions based on monthly income brackets. Important: the "net income brackets" shown in this table already include the deduction for general expenses (of 7%/3%) and are thus different from the "net revenues" you enter in the form below.Keep in mind that this calculator only provides an approximation because your income tax not only depends on your economic activity as self-employed but on your overall income, so if you have had other income (rent, shares, etc.) or also work as an employee, then the result shown here will only apply to your activity as self-employed.