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They shall be entitled to said percentage, as long as the following requirements are met simultaneously for the entire period in which the pension is collected:
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The annual earnings of the family unit, including those of the pensioner, divided by the number of family members, do not exceed 75% of the
SMI in force at any given time , not including the proportional part of the two extra payments.
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The widowhood pension is the primary or sole source of income, with this requirement being considered met when the amount of the pension is greater than 50% of the pensioner's total earnings.
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The pensioner's annual income from all sources does not exceed the amount resulting from adding to the limit that, in each tax year is expected for the recognition of the minimum payments for contributory pensions that, in each tax year corresponds to the minimum widowhood pension with family dependents.
The widowhood pension, which is calculated annually, plus the pensioner's annual earnings, cannot exceed the established income limit If they do, the amount of the widow's/widower's pension will be reduced to avoid exceeding the limit.
The loss of any of the requirements will lead to the application of 52%, effective from the 1st day of the month following that in which this requirement is no longer met.