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Spain Self-Employed Fee 2026: Brackets and Minimum Fee

The 15 brackets for 2026 by net income, the minimum base, the fee for each and the €80 flat fee.

By the MoneyBackKit Spain team · Updated 20 October 2026 · 4 min read

Since 2023, self-employed workers in Spain pay according to their net income. In 2026 there are 15 brackets and the rate is 31.50% of the base you choose within your bracket. Here's the minimum fee in each.

2026 brackets and minimum fee

BracketNet income/monthMinimum baseMinimum fee
Reduced 10 € – 670 €653,59 €205,88 €
Reduced 2670 € – 900 €718,95 €226,47 €
Reduced 3900 € – 1.167 €849,67 €267,65 €
General 11.167 € – 1.300 €950,98 €299,56 €
General 21.300 € – 1.500 €960,78 €302,65 €
General 31.500 € – 1.700 €960,78 €302,65 €
General 41.700 € – 1.850 €1.143,79 €360,29 €
General 51.850 € – 2.030 €1.209,15 €380,88 €
General 62.030 € – 2.330 €1.274,51 €401,47 €
General 72.330 € – 2.760 €1.356,21 €427,21 €
General 82.760 € – 3.190 €1.437,91 €452,94 €
General 93.190 € – 3.620 €1.519,61 €478,68 €
General 103.620 € – 4.050 €1.601,31 €504,41 €
General 114.050 € – 6.000 €1.732,03 €545,59 €
General 12over 6.000 €1.928,10 €607,35 €
Orden PJC/297/2026. Net income = (income − expenses) − 7% general expenses (3% for company directors).

If you're just starting

New self-employed workers pay a flat 80 € a month for 12 months, extendable by another 12 if their income stays under the minimum wage.

Spain Self-Employed Fee Calculator 2026Find your bracket and fee from your income and expenses.

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