• Contribution bonus for the self-employed for the care of a minor affected by a serious illness

The self-employed beneficiaries of the benefit for the care of minors affected by cancer or another serious illness will be entitled, during the period in which they receive said benefit, to a bonus of 75 percent of the fee for common contingencies, resulting from applying to the average base of the twelve months prior to the date on which this bonus begins, the contribution rate for common contingencies, excluding that corresponding to IT derived from common contingencies.

If the worker has been continuously registered in the Self-Employed Regime for less than twelve months, to calculate the average contribution base, the last date of registration will be taken into account, the result of which is obtained by dividing the sum of the contribution bases by the number of days in which he has been discharged continuously, and the amount obtained is multiplied by thirty.

• Bonus for self-employed workers for reincorporation into their activity

Self-employed workers who cease their activity due to the birth of a child, adoption, guardianship for the purpose of adoption, foster care and guardianship and want to return to carrying out an activity on their own account within the two years following the date of termination, will have the right to a bonus, during the 24 months immediately following the date of return to work, of 80 percent of the quota for common contingencies, resulting from applying to the average base of the twelve months prior to the date on which they ceased their activity, the type of contribution for common contingencies, excluding that corresponding to IT derived from common contingencies.