The Federal Government chose to postpone the payment of the PIS/PASEP due to the creation of the Emergency Employment and Income Preservation Program (BEm), which aims to reduce the economic effects generated by the pandemic.
The Social Integration Program (PIS) is a benefit strictly for employees of private companies, while the Civil Servant Asset Formation Program (PASEP) belongs to public servants public.
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However, the two government programs provide a salary bonus to workers who, at some point in their professional lives, had their work papers signed. If you want to know how to withdraw PIS 2022, then keep reading!
First of all, it is important to highlight that the benefit is focused on those who earned, on average, up to two minimum wages with a formal contract and worked for more than 30 days in the year prior to the allowance wage.
These employees are entitled to receive PIS/PASEP. However, in addition to these criteria, you must have been registered with the PIS/PASEP for at least five years and have the information updated by the employer in the Annual Social Information List (Rais).
The PIS/PASEP values will depend on the number of months that the employee has carried out his remunerated activity, and may reach the range of one minimum wage.
It is important to point out that to receive the full payment, it is necessary to have worked all 12 months of the year prior to the allowance.
For employees of private sector companies, PIS is withdrawn through Caixa Econômica Federal. However, for civil servants, the PASEP payments are made by Banco do Brasil.
If you are interested in withdrawing your PIS, you will need to have your Citizen Card and password in hand, then go to the Caixa self-service locations or to a lottery house. If you do not have the Citizen Card, go to a Caixa branch and present your official identification documents with a photo.
For more information about PIS, visit Caixa's website or call 0800-726-02-07. If you want to know more about PASEP, call 0800-729 00 01 or visit the Banco do Brasil website
