Articles in this section

What's the difference between social benefits and flexible retribution?

Social benefits are an amount that companies pay on top of employees salaries.

Flexible retribution is a percentage of employees’ salaries that can be spent on benefits, exempt from IRPF. Employees can spend up to 30% of their gross salary on benefits. The amount spent will be deducted each month and reflected in their payslip.

Both amounts can be used on the benefits enabled by the company.

Was this article helpful?
0 out of 0 found this helpful

Employees

  • Onboarding

    All you need to know to get started

  • Webinar

    Resources to help you navigate Coverflex

  • FAQs

    Answers to employee’s most common questions

  • Meal

    Find out how and where you can use your Meal benefit