Question 44300 — self-employed workers and self-employed

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Mr. Max Mathiasin draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Employment and Integration to the social benefits from which self-employed people benefit in return for their old-age and sickness contributions when they are already retired, either after an employed activity or after an activity as a self-employed worker. For their retirement pension, these self-employed workers already pay contributions and have open rights to social benefits. They question the merits of contributions of the same nature, in respect of their independent activity, which would be without compensation for themselves, that is to say lost funds. He asks him how the compulsory old-age and sickness contributions levied on self-employed workers are redistributed. He asks him more specifically what benefits the independent in their personal capacity in return for their contributions, benefits to which they could not have claimed as retirees. Finally, he wishes to know whether the self-employed person who is also either retired from the general scheme or retired from the self-employed scheme obtains additional rights for his retirement.

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