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the self employed survival kit

Welcome to the survival kit for the self-employed. This is a practical guide to support the self-employed and small and medium enterprises in the daily adventure of setting up their own project. It includes a calendar to make sure you don’t miss any deadlines and a podcast where you can listen to the best experts in entrepreneurial innovation and marketing. This guide will help you grow your project.

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6 chapters

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Year 2024

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I want to be self-employed – where do I start?

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I am self-employed – how do I make myself known?

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The self-employed and income tax bands: how they work

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Resources every self-employed worker must know about

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Chapter 1

I want to be self-employed – where do I start?

amb_en Olga Vallejo, Susana Huertas, Maria Almenar

‘‘Being self-employed allows you to have your own voice and find your style’’

Maria Almenar

Chapter 2

I am self-employed – how do I get people to know about me?

amb_en Olga Vallejo, Scheherezade Surià, Txell Costa

‘‘It is essential to put yourself in the client's shoes to adapt the message’’

Txell Costa

Chapter 3

Resources you need to know if you are self-employed

amb_en Susana Huertas, Enric Rius

‘‘The simplest option is to rely on management professionals, entities, and associations for the self-employed’’

Susana Huertas

Chapter 4

Personal finance for the self-employed: investments, savings and pensions

Listen to it from 11 of July

Chapter 5

Finding the right work/life balance when you are self-employed

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Chapter 6

Resources every self-employed worker must know about

Listen to it from 25 of July

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Note on the dates in the calendar

This calendar will work as a reference for most of the self-employed, although there are specific cases which work differently. It is advisable to get information on which obligations apply to each professional category.

VAT forms, for example, are only required for business or professional activities which require the issuance of an invoice with VAT. Conferences, courses and journalistic collaborations with newspapers are exempt.

On the other hand, all self-employed workers are required to file personal income tax returns. You can choose to do it quarterly or monthly.

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