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The government provides a temporary parental allowance for self-employed persons who have resumed or continue their activity in May and/or June, but who work less in order to take care of their children.
You can submit an application if your (biological, adopted or foster) child is maximum 12 years old.
The application can also be submitted for a disabled child aged up to 21 years, under the following conditions:
The age limit of 21 years does not apply when the temporary parental allowance is claimed for a disabled child receiving an inpatient (e.g. day-care centre) or outpatient service or treatment (e.g. home help) organised or recognised by the communities. Therefore, this may also concern adults.
The allowance amounts to € 532.24 for each full calendar month of interruption of the self-employed activity.
In the case of a single-parent family, i.e. you live exclusively with one or more dependent children for tax purposes, the benefit amounts to € 875.
Please note that no allowance is due if the partial interruption lasts less than one month.
The allowance cannot be combined with any other replacement income under the scheme for the self-employed, such as an incapacity for work benefit, invalidity allowance or maternity allowance, informal carer’s allowance, bridging right, paternity or childbirth allowance, etc.
On the other hand, the parental allowance can be combined with a replacement income from another scheme than for the self-employed, such as, for example, an unemployment benefit or parental leave as an employee.
The application must be submitted by 30 September 2020 at the latest.
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