The PP promises that young people will not pay IRPF in their first year, 'zero rate' for first-time freelancers, and "tackle absenteeism"

The Popular Party has presented its economic electoral program, highlighting several fiscal and labor proposals. Among the fiscal measures, it stands out that they propose exempting the IRPF for young people between 18 and 35 years old during their first year as taxpayers, with progressive reductions in the following years. They also propose reducing the VAT on food to 0% during inflation, allowing self-employed individuals with low incomes not to apply the tax, and protecting the minimum wage from this tax. Additionally, the PP seeks to improve the management of sick leave and combat absenteeism. In the labor field, they propose exempting first-time self-employed individuals from social security contributions during their first year and giving more power to employers' mutual insurance companies in the management of temporary disabilities. They also propose reforms in the benefits system and control of public debt.