PIS 2023: Salary Bonus of R$ 1,302 Confirmed and Payment Schedule Announced; Check If You Are Eligible

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/04/2023 at 08:37

Updated on 18/04/2023 at 09:07

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PIS Payments 2023 Start for Workers Born in May and June

The federal government begins today (17) the payment of the PIS/Pasep salary bonus 2023 for workers born in May and June, as well as public servants with Pasep registrations completed on the 2nd or 3rd.

Additionally, those from the third extra batch, born between January and April, who are entitled to the benefit but did not receive it on the correct date due to data discrepancies, will also have the amount released this month.

Amount of the Salary Bonus and Payment Responsibilities

The salary bonus can reach R$ 1,302, the equivalent of the current minimum wage. Caixa Econômica Federal will be responsible for paying PIS to private sector workers, while Banco do Brasil will handle Pasep for public servants.

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Requirements to Receive PIS 2023 and How to Check the Benefit

To be entitled to the salary bonus, it is necessary to have earned an average of up to two minimum wages per month in 2021, be registered with PIS or Pasep for at least five years, and have the information provided correctly by the employer. Private sector workers must have worked with a signed contract for at least 30 days in 2021. The benefit amount is proportional to the time worked with a signed contract during the year, with each month equivalent to R$ 108.50, and periods of 15 days or more counted as a full month.

Some categories of workers are not entitled to the bonus, such as domestic employees, rural workers employed by individuals, urban workers employed by individuals, and those employed by individuals equated to legal entities.

Workers can check the amount of the bonus and obtain information about the payment through the Digital Work Card app. The Caixa Tem app also provides information on the bonus for private sector workers, in addition to offering support via phone 158. The payment of PIS at Caixa will be prioritized in current or savings accounts, while others will receive through Caixa Tem, which allows payments, transfers, and purchases with the virtual debit card. The bonus can also be withdrawn at ATMs and lottery shops using the Social Card, and will be available for redemption until December 28.

PIS 2023 Calendar and Next Steps

Stay tuned to the PIS 2023 calendar, which extends until July, so as not to miss the deadline for withdrawing the benefit. Workers should keep their information updated with their employers and follow the information on the salary bonus. Remember that the deadline for withdrawing the bonus is until December 28, 2023.

In summary, PIS 2023 offers opportunities for millions of workers who meet the established requirements to receive the salary bonus. Stay informed about payment dates and necessary procedures to secure the benefit. Follow updates and relevant information about PIS and the salary bonus through official and reliable channels.

PIS 2023: Salary Bonus of R$ 1,302 Confirmed and Payment Schedule Announced; Check If You Are Eligible

PIS Payments 2023 Start for Workers Born in May and June

Amount of the Salary Bonus and Payment Responsibilities

Requirements to Receive PIS 2023 and How to Check the Benefit

PIS 2023 Calendar and Next Steps

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PIS 2023: Salary Bonus of R$ 1,302 Confirmed and Payment Schedule Announced; Check If You Are Eligible

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