The Treasury will veto at the table of Congress the proposal to add to prevent the Tribute SMI

The Ministry of Finance will veto next week the proposition of the law that presented to add the minimum interprofessional salary (SMI), with the aim of preventing its processing, according to its processing, according to sources from the Ministry to EFE. From the department headed by María Jesús Montero, they explain that her portfolio maintains the favorable position to maintain the current minimum, although this implies that some workers who charge the SMI have to pay.

The regulations reserve the Council of Ministers this possibility, known as “budget veto” since it can be submitted to any amendment or proposition that will increase the credits or reduce the income of the State and this time, the adjustment of the exempt minimum would lead to collect less. Since add they say that they will raise the veto at the table of Congress, which is possible by joining their votes to those of the PP, which has registered its own proposition of the law with the same objective, just like Podemos.

The period of one month available to the Treasury to veto or not the parliamentary process of these initiatives ends next Friday, March 28, although table sources do not specify whether the matter will be discussed at the ordinary meeting next Tuesday or in an extraordinary one. The Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, and the work, Yolanda Díaz, maintain their positions faced with the taxation of the minimum wage and, although the leading leader, continues to appeal to the agreement, from the surroundings of Montero say that it is not negotiating anything.

The discrepancy for the taxation of the SMI within the coalition government was evidenced weeks ago with the public clash that starred in the press conference after the Council of Ministers the Executive spokeswoman, Pilar Alegría, and Yolanda Díaz. Faced with this dispute, the PP and Summar made clear their coincidence last week with the approval in the Congress of a motion to urge the Government to exempt the minimum interprofessional salary (SMI) exempt, set by 2025 in 16,576 euros gross.

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The Treasury will veto at the table of Congress the proposal to add to prevent the Tribute SMI