The Department of Economic Development of the City of Totana reports that the call for subsidies of the Self-Employment Promotion Program - Zero Fee - has been approved for young people who are beneficiaries of the National Youth Guarantee System as well as for long-term unemployed people who have concerns to undertake , a subsidy that will allow them not to pay Social Security contributions during their first two years of activity as freelancers. The term will be open until October 30, as indicated in the calls for these grants published in the BORM on July 2.
Through this subsidy, the Regional Employment and Training Service of the Region of Murcia (SEF) not only assumes these fees, but also offers an initial aid of 2,000 euros for men and 2,500 euros for women.
In the event that the beneficiary is a person with a disability, is at risk of social exclusion or is a victim of gender violence or terrorism, she may receive 3,500 euros.To enjoy the aid, the beneficiaries must be registered as self-employed for a minimum of two years.
The procedure includes two payments of the SEF, the first, after at least twelve months (that first year of quotas is paid), and a second at the end of the 24 months (the corresponding fees are paid until completing those 24 months).Likewise, in order to apply for this aid, it is necessary to be registered as unemployed in the SEF on the date immediately prior to the date of registration in the Special Regime for Self-Employed Social Security Workers.
Young people must also be enrolled in the Youth Guarantee.Those interested in accessing this grant must apply for it, preferably, electronically due to the current situation caused by the coronavirus.
The link to access the application for long-term unemployed is https://sede.carm.es/web/pagina?IDCONTENIDO=2433&IDTIPO=240&RASTRO=c$m40288, while for young people enrolled in Youth Guarantee https: // sede.carm.es/web/pagina?IDCONTENIDO=2280&IDTIPO=240&RASTRO=c$m40288.
In case of not being able to present the form through the telematic means, they can present it in person, in a register of the Community or in any Employment Office.
