Consultation to see if you are entitled to the 2023 salary allowance is now available

The query to find out if you are entitled to 2023 PIS/Pasep salary bonus (base year 2021) it’s already released through the work services platform on the Gov.br portal or through the Digital Work Card (CTPS Digital) application. The download is free from the App Store and Play Store. The benefit is paid to lower income workerswho worked with formal registration in the base year of reference.

see more: Payment calendar for the new PIS/Pasep allowance starts on February 15

According to the Ministry of Labor and Employment, this year, Caixa Econômica Federal — responsible for paying the PIS allowance to private initiative workers — will deposit the benefit to 20.4 million people. In relation to Pasep — whose resources are released by Banco do Brasil (BB) to civil servants and employees of public companies — will be contemplated over 2.5 million beneficiaries. In all, according to the portfolio, R$ 22 billion will be credited.

Deposits will be made from February 15thaccording to birthday month of the worker, in the case of PIS, or according to the end of enrollment in the program, in the case of Pasep. everyone will have until the 28th of December to make the withdrawal. Broken values ​​can be rounded.

To make the appointment, the worker needs an authenticated account on the Gov.br portal, if he does not already have one, or the Digital Work Card (CTPS Digital) application. After logging in, you should consult the “Benefits” option in the lower menu and select “Salary allowance”. Another option is to call 158.

For workers in private companies, the Caixa number to find out about PIS is 0800-726-0207. For public servants, it is possible to find out about Pasep at the BB call center, by calling 4004-0001 or 0800-729-0001, or by going to the bb website. com. Just fill in the Pasep registration number or CPF and date of birth.

It is worth noting that anyone who has a checking or savings account at the receiving bank is entitled to automatic deposit. Anyone who is not a customer can make the withdrawal at an agency, with an identification document and the PIS/Pasep number. This can be checked on the Meu INSS website, through the National Social Information Register (CNIS); in the FGTS application; or in the Caixa Trabalhador app. It is also possible to access the amount through Caixa Tem or using the Citizen’s Card with password at self-service terminals, lottery shops or Caixa Aqui correspondents (in the case of PIS).

Know who is entitled to the benefit

Those who worked with formal registration for at least 30 days during the base year (in this case, 2021) are entitled to the allowance, receiving, on average, up to two national minimum wages per month. You also need to be registered with the PIS/Pasep for at least five years. It is still necessary that the employer has informed the worker’s data correctly in the Annual Social Information List (Rais).

It is worth mentioning that Resolution 838, of 2019, determines that the amounts not received in life by the holders are assured to the dependents or legal successors.

Among those who are not entitled to payment of the allowance are domestic workers, rural and urban workers employed by individuals and workers employed by individuals equivalent to legal entities.

The bonus paid after administrative appeal, reprocessing or judicial decision is released for payment to the worker on the 15th day of the month following that of the judicial opinion or judgment or on the first subsequent business day, if the established day is not a business day. Payments to workers informed in Rais until June 21, 2022 and in eSocial until December 5, 2022 will be released in the calendar for 2023. After these dates, only in the calendar for the following year.

In 2023: New minimum amends unemployment insurance, PIS/Pasep allowance, court indemnities, BPC/Loas and CadÚnico minimum income

change in calendar

Until recently, the release of the allowance considered who had worked with formal registration in the immediately previous base year. Furthermore, the payment schedule began in the second half of one year and ended in the first half of the other. For example, the allowance paid in 2019/2020 took into account who had worked in 2018. During the pandemic, this changed.

The Bolsonaro government needed to withhold resources to fund emergency aid and changed the schedule. Now, the payment is for those who worked two years earlier. The 2023 calendar considers who had formal registration in 2021.