PIS/PASEP: What's the difference? Find out if you are eligible today!

The payment of PIS/PASEP started on the last day February 15th, and you may have been one of the recipients.

But, after all, what is PIS/PASEP? What's the difference between the two? How do I know who is entitled to receive it?

PIS/PASEP: what is it?

Every year the subject PIS/PASEP comes to the fore, as the payment calendar begins in February.

O PIS/PASEP is actually the Salary Allowance, a benefit paid to registered workers who receive up to 2 monthly minimum wages.

This benefit grants payment of up to 1 extra minimum wage, calculated according to the number of months worked in the last year.

What is the difference between PIS and PASEP?

PIS and PASEP are different programs, and understanding this separation is important to know which of the two you are entitled to.

O PIS (Social Integration Program) is intended to private sector workers, that is, those who work in private companies.

Already the PASEP (Public Servant Assets Training Program) includes the public sector workers, that is, those who provide services or who are public servants of the State.

Both programs pay the Salary Allowance, but the payment dates for each of them are different. Check the calendar.

Who is entitled to PIS/PASEP 2024?

To be entitled to the 2024 Salary Allowance, it is important to comply with the basic requirements, which are:

• Be registered with PIS/PASEP;
• Have a formal contract for at least 5 years;
• Receive up to 2 minimum wages per month;
• Have worked at least 30 days in 2023.

It is worth mentioning that being entitled to the Allowance does not mean receiving 1 full minimum wage, as this is calculated according to the number of months worked.

Find out how to calculate PIS/PASEP with the content of the button below.