For anyone curious about the 2024 salary bonus release dates, information is already on the way! This benefit, intended for both public sector employees (Pasep) and private sector employees (PIS), is based on the month of birth of the beneficiary as the criterion for granting.
The push marathon starts on February 15 and runs through August 15, and this year's routine is in place. If you are one of these workers, we have good news, the dates are now available for consultation, follow us and write down your birth month in your diary (details in the calendar below).
Who can receive the PIS 2024 salary bonus?
Starting February 5, 2024, a loophole will be opened to check whether you are entitled to the benefit. The consultation will be available on the portal gov.br As well as in the digital business card application. So, prepare for this screening on your dates. Furthermore, workers should pay attention to the value of the salary bonus, which may vary according to the number of months worked in the base year (in this case, 2022). With the minimum wage set at R$1,421 for 2024, the PIS value is obtained by dividing the minimum wage by 12 and multiplying it by the months worked.
PIS 2024 payment calendar
The calendar for 2024 promises to be well organized so that no one is left out. Below, we've broken them down into a list according to the birth month of workers and servers. Find out if your date is already guaranteed:
- Those born in January: will be able to obtain it starting February 15;
- Born in February: The feature will be available starting March 15;
- Born in March: April 15 will be Financial Relief Day;
- Those born in April: They are also from the April 15 group;
- Born in May/June: will be considered as of May 15;
- Born in July/August: Mark June 17 in your calendar;
- Born in September/October: The big date is July 15;
- Born in November/December: The big day for them is August 15th.
What are the eligibility criteria?
The following workers are eligible for PIS 2024:
- Those who earned an average of up to two months of minimum wage during 2022;
- Those who have been registered with PIS or Pasep for at least five years;
- They have worked on a formal contract for at least 30 days in 2022;
- The employer has correctly reported their data to the government.
The following people will not be entitled to receive the allowance:
- Staff and maids;
- Rural workers employed by individuals;
- Urban workers employed by individuals;
- Employees who work for a natural person equivalent to a legal person
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