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TRANSITIONAL REGIME In force for those beneficiaries who continue to receive the family benefits of a dependent minor child to be extinguished.

One of the requirements for crediting the right to the economic allocation for dependent children or minors, under 18 years of age, not disabled, is not to receive annual income higher than the established limit. In determining the level of income, the income obtained by the parents or foster parents in the financial year preceding the date of submission of the application will be taken into account.

Household income scale "Household Poverty"

Applicable in order to determine the €638.00 amount to originators under the age of 18, without disabilities who provide proof of the right to a financial allocation.

Members of the household Income range Full annual allocation in euros
Persons > = 14 years (M) Persons < 14 years (N)

1

1

5,327.00 or less

638 x H

1

2

6,555.00 or less

638 x H

1

3

7,784.00 or less

638 x H

2

1

7,374.00 or less

638 x H

2

2

8,603.00 or less

638 x H

2

3

9,832.00 or less

638 x H

3

1

9,423.00 or less

638 x H

3

2

10,652.00 or less

638 x H

3

3

11,879.00 or less

638 x H

M

N

4,097.00 + [(4,097.00 x 0.5 x (M-1)) H (4,097.00 x 0.3 x N)] or less

638 x H


Beneficiaries:

H= Dependent children under 18 years of age

N= Number of children under 14 years of age in the home

M= Number of people aged 14 or over in the home. 

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