Draghi’s last tip, 200 euros bonus for self-employed workers: how to apply for it

He will be a great banker, but politician Mario Draghi stood out for his behavior as a great Christian Democrat. Between bonuses and tips, the former prime minister spared no help in all categories. So the money also went to the self-employed. For them too, the government awarded compensation against price increases of 200 euros. A measure introduced by the first aid decree and which will be redeemable from today. From noon, it will be possible to send the request both on the INPS website and on the self-employed private pension funds. There will be time until November 30th to submit the application. Another “bonus” is dedicated to that part of the independent work that, in the 2021 financial year, did not exceed 35 thousand euros in total income. Another necessary requirement to access the single payment is to have made, by the date of entry into force of the decree (last May 18), at least one payment, total and partial, of the contribution due, from the year 2020.

Applications can be submitted exclusively electronically, by accessing your personal area on the INPS portal, or at Cassa Particular, using a mechanical code and pin and attaching a copy of your identity document and tax code. Adepp, which is the Association of Social Security Institutions, after the novelty of the aid decree approved by the last Council of Ministers, which set an additional “bonus” of 150 euros for self-employed workers with incomes of less than 20 thousand euros received in 2021 , provided for the updating of the procedure established for applying for the €200 subsidy to adapt to innovation, taking into account the double income ceiling of potential beneficiaries. The “one-off” compensation that serves to cushion the effects of the “high cost of living” can count on a total allocation of 600 million, of which 95.6 million are dedicated to professionals. An amount that Adepp estimates is enough to pay compensation to around 500,000 professionals.