The Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations approved in 2022 a mechanism that guarantees that the beneficiaries of the minimum vital income (IMV) that Increase your participation in the labor market, increase your available income.
This mechanism establishes that a part of the increase in its income, either due to work returns or by economic activity on its own, will not be taken into account when reviewing its IMV. This allows beneficiaries to continue charging the benefit (or part of it) while improving their income. To this amount, social security is called non -computable rent.
But How to know if you can collect the incentive for employment? If IMV is already perceptor, the ministry simulator can be used to know the impact of an increase in income – or those of any member of the Coexistence Unit – in the benefit, either by work yields or by self -employment.
How to use the simulator?
The Social Security Simulator has two Main functions:
- Calculate the non -computable rent in the review of the IMV of the current year (2025), using the income increase in 2024 if you were already beneficiary of the IMV also in that year.
- Estimate the non -computable income in the review of the following year (2026), considering a hypothetical increase in income in 2025, provided that it is beneficiary of the IMV in that year.
To do this, the simulator will make a series of questions, such as:
- How many adults are there in your coexistence unit?
- How many minors are in the coexistence unit?
- Any of the people with whom you live with has a degree of disability greater than 65 %?
- Did you work the previous year? How much did you generate?
- Do you work this year? How much do you think you are going to generate?
Once this data has been provided, the simulator will indicate if the mechanism of the incentive to employment is applied.
When is the IMV review performed?
IMV review is carried out every year. In this the mechanism of the approved employment incentive will be applied.
To calculate it, The increase in income of two previous years will be taken as a reference. For example, if we are in 2025 and the beneficiary of the IMV in 2024, the increase in work income will be taken into account in 2024 with respect to 2023.