Benefits, reductions and allowances
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Benefits, reductions and allowances
If you are self-employed, you may have access to a number of benefits, reductions and allowances.
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Social Security benefits
These are the situations protected by Social Security in the Special Regime for Self-Employment:
- Medical leave due to common illness and non-occupational accident.
- Medical leave due to occupational illness or accident at work.
- Birth and care of a child.
- Risk during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Permanent disability.
- Widowhood and orphanhood.
- Cessation of activity due to involuntary cause.
- Retirement.
For more information on these benefits and how you can claim them, see Social Security Benefits.
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Benefits from the State Public Employment Service (SEPE)
The SEPE offers some benefits for the self-employed, click here to find out more about them.
keyboard_arrow_rightReductions and allowances on Social Security contributions
If you are registered as self-employed, you can have access to a series of allowances on your Social Security contributions. To find out more click here.