This is the amount of money that the Treasury could return to the mutual funds
Prior to the creation of the current social security system in Spain, many workers contributed to mutual insurance companies. These types of contributions were not tax deductible at that time, but counted as income that had already been taxed. In the past, when the Social Security system had not been created, individuals contributed to mutual insurance…
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