With the revival of the property market, the problem of non-payment of pension and disability insurance contributions by landlords who have no other occupation or are not employed has become topical again. This means that no registration is required to carry out the activity of renting out real estate, nor is it necessary to open a company or a sole proprietorship, even an "afternoon one". It is therefore the only activity (apart from prostitution) that can be carried out by an individual and therefore does not require him to make any contribution to the pension fund.
In other words, a person who rents out property can save for his own pension and does not have to contribute anything for the current pensioners. According to a known calculation, he will be able to retire before the age of 50. I call on the Government to make one of the proposed moves;
 - abolish compulsory contributions to pension and disability insurance for all employees, the self-employed, farmers and managers; or,
- change the legislation so that property rental is considered an activity like any other and can only be carried out through a company or sole trader.
Of course, I suggest to the Government that it chooses the second option. Although the Government promised me a reply to a similar proposal on 2.6.2016, it has not been forthcoming to date. Apparently, the real estate lobby is too strong.