The wait is over! In other words, the PIS calendar for 2024 has just been released. This news is of great relevance to millions of Brazilian workers who are entitled to the benefit.
It is worth noting that the Social Integration Program (PIS) is a Federal Government initiative that aims to assist private sector workers with additional annual income. With the release of this calendar, beneficiaries can better plan to receive the benefit.
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PIS Calendar
The PIS/PASEP calendar for 2024 is now available and follows the following dates, with payments starting on February 15 and extending until December 27, 2024:
- Born in January: receive from 02/15/2024
- Born in February: receive from 03/15/2024
- Born in March: receive from 04/15/2024
- Born in April: receive from 04/15/2024
- Born in May: receive from 05/15/2024
- Born in June: receive from 05/15/2024
- Born in July: receive from 06/17/2024
- Born in August: receive from 06/17/2024
- Born in September: receive from 07/15/2024
- Born in October: receive from 07/15/2024
- Born in November: receive from 08/15/2024
- Born in December: receive from 08/15/2024.
Who is entitled to PIS in 2024?
To understand who is eligible for PIS in 2024, it is essential to know the eligibility criteria. Therefore, PIS is for private sector workers who have been registered in the program for at least five years.
In addition, it is necessary to have worked formally for at least 30 days in the base year, with an average monthly salary of up to two minimum wages. Therefore, the worker's data must be correct in the Annual Social Information Report (RAIS) by the employer.
How do I check my balance?
One of the biggest questions that beneficiaries have is how to check their PIS balance. Fortunately, the process is simple. Workers can check their PIS balance through the Caixa Trabalhador app, available for smartphones, or through the Caixa Econômica Federal website. In addition, it is possible to check the balance at Caixa self-service terminals using the Citizen Card.
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