EXPLAINED: Why Spain’s self-employed may soon pay a lot more in monthly fees

Spain’s government has proposed a controversial change to the "autónomo" system which would see self-employed workers in Spain pay between €90 and €1,220 per month in social security contributions, apart from paying income tax as well. Here’s what you need to know.

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