PIS/Pasep Salary Allowance Starts Being Paid to 22.9 Million Brazilians, Benefit Amount Is Up to R$ 1,302

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 16/02/2023 at 01:06

Updated on 16/02/2023 at 18:11

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Workers Who Received an Average of Up to Two Minimum Wages Per Month in 2021 Will Be Entitled to PIS/Pasep Aid, Which Began to Be Paid on This Day February 15

Last Wednesday (15) marked the start of the payment of the PIS/Pasep salary bonus for the year-base of 2021. This year, there will be 22.9 million employed Brazilians eligible for the benefit. Private sector workers born in January or February, as well as public servants whose Pasep ends in 0, will be among the first to receive their benefits.

Who Is Entitled to the Benefits of PIS and Pasep?

Workers who received an average of up to two minimum wages per month in 2021 will be entitled to the aid. Additionally, the citizen must be registered in the PIS or Pasep for at least five years.

In the case of employees working in the private sector, it is essential to have worked with a documented contract for a minimum period of thirty days during the year 2021. It is also the employer’s responsibility to provide accurate information to the government regarding each citizen’s situation.

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See What the Steps Are to Check the PIS/Pasep Balance and Withdraw the Money

Registration in the Digital Work Card allows workers to access the value of the subsidy to which they are entitled. First, it is important to check if the application is updated to the latest version. After updating the APP, open it and go to the “Benefits” tab.

Just select the “Salary Bonus” option and go to the next page: there you will be able to see the amount, payment date, and bank where you will receive the PIS/Pasep bonus. Workers can also call the information line 158 for more details.

At Caixa, the payment of PIS will be mainly made through the credit process into a current account and also into a savings account. Other beneficiaries will receive their payments through the Caixa Tem program, which provides access to a virtual debit card that can be used to pay bills, make transfers, pay on machines, among others.

Withdrawals of PIS/Pasep can also be made at self-service terminals, lottery houses, Caixa correspondents, or agencies, using the Social Card and the associated password. December 28 is the deadline for all workers to withdraw their entitled amounts.

January: from February 15
February: from February 15
March: from March 15
April: from March 15
May: from April 17
June: from April 17
July: from May 15
August: from May 15
September: from June 15
October: from June 15
November: from July 17
December: from July 17

Final 0: from February 15
Final 1: from March 15
Final 2: from April 17
Final 3: from April 17
Final 4: from May 15
Final 5: from May 15
Final 6: from June 15
Final 7: from June 15
Final 8: from July 17
Final 9: from July 17

PIS/Pasep Salary Allowance Starts Being Paid to 22.9 Million Brazilians, Benefit Amount Is Up to R$ 1,302

Workers Who Received an Average of Up to Two Minimum Wages Per Month in 2021 Will Be Entitled to PIS/Pasep Aid, Which Began to Be Paid on This Day February 15

Who Is Entitled to the Benefits of PIS and Pasep?

See What the Steps Are to Check the PIS/Pasep Balance and Withdraw the Money

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PIS/Pasep Salary Allowance Starts Being Paid to 22.9 Million Brazilians, Benefit Amount Is Up to R$ 1,302

Workers Who Received an Average of Up to Two Minimum Wages Per Month in 2021 Will Be Entitled to PIS/Pasep Aid, Which Began to Be Paid on This Day February 15

Who Is Entitled to the Benefits of PIS and Pasep?

See What the Steps Are to Check the PIS/Pasep Balance and Withdraw the Money

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