The minimum vital income has only reached of the households that have requested

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More than 1.1 million applications have been submitted to access the Minimum Vital Income (IMV) , almost a year after its entry into force. 873,000 have been processed, but some 600,000 have been denied for not meeting the requirements . That is, only about 203,000 households of those that have requested it are receiving the aid, which represents 17% of the total. Furthermore, they have been distributed unequally between the different provinces , according to La Información . Navarra, for example, has managed to approve the benefit for more than half of the applicants, when in the Balearic Islands it has only reached 7% of these and in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Guadalajara or Barcelona it only reaches one in 10.

Madrid, Valencia and Seville—with almost 20,000, 15,539 and 14,130—register the highest number of validated files, and are also the ones with the most applications. Soria, Guadalajara, Segovia and Cuenca the least. The Recovery Plan includes raising the minimum vital income, expanding it to more families with children and strengthening labor integration  Germany Phone Number List before 2022 Initially, the IMV would represent an amount of between 462 euros and 1,015 euros per family unit, from which some 850,000 vulnerable families will benefit. To do this, the Executive would allocate applicants who had to not exceed the income and assets limits, be between 23 years old and 65 years old, have resided legally in Spain for the last year and have contributed to Social Security in the same period, between other conditions.



However, in provinces such as Badajoz and Ciudad Real, the beneficiaries of the aid receive 391 euros and 394 euros respectively . When Navarra provides an average of 556 euros, Madrid 547 euros, Asturias 531 euros and Cantabria 509 euros. Meanwhile, the national average is 459.95 euros. 5 keys to the income tax return that you should take into account if you have received the Minimum Vital Income However, the new Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan sent to Brussels has made it clear that the aid will receive a new boost before the end of 2021 with the expansion of its benefits and the number of beneficiaries, as reported by Business Insider Spain previously.