Social Security

RED Regulations

Decision of 23-5-95, expanding the Order of 3-4-95, on the use of electronic, computer and telematic media for registering companies, affiliating, starting and ending workers' affiliation, contributions and collection for the SS 

Order TAS/1562/2005, of 25 May, establishing the regulations for the application and development of the General Regulations on Social Security Revenue approved by Royal Decree 1415/2004, of 11th June.

Royal Decree 1415/2004, of 11 June, approving the General Regulations for Social Security Revenue

Order TAS/399/2004 of 12 February, on submitting medical leave certificates and confirming the start and end of medical leave for temporary disability (BOE 23/2)

Resolution of 1-8-03, from the Secretary of State for Social Security, on extending the issuing of contribution documents to the schemes and agreements belonging to the Electronic Data Remission System (RED System).

Decision of 8-4-03, from the Director Gral. of the TGSS, on implementing a communications standard based on the IP protocol, known as the Internet, as the only platform for communications between the TGSS and authorised users of the RED System

Decision of 10-04-2002, from the Dir. Gral. of the TGSS., on the compulsory inclusion of certain applicants for or recipients of benefits from contributing to the Social Security into the Electronic Data Remission System (RED System).

Resolution of 26-09-2001, from the Director General of the TGSS, on the compulsory incorporation of certain applicants for or recipients of benefits from contributing to the Social Security into the Electronic Data Remission System (RED System).

Decision of 30-3-1999, from the Dir.  Gral. of the TGSS, setting the time limits and other conditions for including professionals with associations and all others who represent those who are responsible for meeting their obligation to contribute in the RED System. (BOE 16-4-99)

Law 50/1998, of 30th December on fiscal, administrative and social order measures (BOE 31-12-99)