BASQUE COUNTRY AND NAVARRA: Do you have to pay taxes on the minimum vital income?
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Remember that although it is exempt from Income Tax, you have to declare it.
As you may know, people with limited economic resources are entitled to a benefit from Social Security, called minimum vital income.
The amount of the benefit is the difference between the monthly income of the person or the beneficiary household and the guaranteed minimum income. For the latter, in 2026 a monthly amount of 773.60 euros has been established for adults living alone. This amount increases depending on the number of members of the household and other additional supplements.
Well, one of the requirements to enjoy the benefit is that all persons who have been beneficiaries of it, as well as the members of their same household, must submit the Income Tax declaration. Therefore, the limits of the Income Tax regulations that exempt from the obligation to declare do not apply.
In any case, please note that these benefits are exempt, so if you have received them, you will not have to pay taxes on them.
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