Refunds are credited automatically when they make purchases in stores with the debit card where they receive their benefits
For iProfessional
01/06/2023 – 8:42 p.m.
Retirees and pensioners who receive the minimum salary, as well as holders of the AUH and the Universal Pregnancy Allowance (AUE) will be able to access a refund of 15% of their debit card consumption until June 30, 2023.
The tool, whose validity was extended for six months, consists of a reimbursement of up to $2,028 per month per beneficiary with a maximum amount of $4,057 for AUH holders with 2 or more children.
Refunds are credited automatically when retirees, pensioners and AUH holders make purchases in stores with the debit card where they receive their benefits. The benefit is also provided for operations paid with these cards under the modality of Immediate Electronic Payment (PEI) or quick response codes (QR).
The regime covers those products that are marketed in businesses dedicated to retail and wholesale such as mini, super and hypermarkets, added to those that sell food products only that are registered with the AFIP. The kiosks are also reached, as long as the beneficiary pays with a debit card.
Refunds are credited automatically when they make purchases in stores where they receive their benefits
People who:
one. Get the minimum pension.
2. Receive a minimum death pension.
3. Are beneficiaries of a minimum national non-contributory pension (disability, old age, mother of 7 or more children, etc.).
4. Own the universal child allowance (WOW).
5. Own the universal allowance for pregnancy (UEA).
How to validate in two steps if I access the benefit?
Those who have doubts or want to validate if they will get the refunds, can access the AFIP site, in Reintegros, and there click on “CONSULT”. On the next screen, they place the CUIL and Consult. The page will return the status regarding whether or not they agree to the refund.
How to verify if you are among the people who receive the benefit
What purchases have a refund?
The reimbursement regime covers purchases made by beneficiaries with debit cards in pharmacies and in shops dedicated to retail and wholesale sales that bill final consumers.
It should be taken into account that the debit card must be associated with the bank account of a retiree, pensioner or holder of universal allowances for children or pregnancy.
Why can I be excluded from the benefit?
Those who:
- Exceed the minimum pension.
- They are not a beneficiary of the AUH or Pregnancy Allowance.
- Work in a dependency relationship or as a freelancer
- Have income declared in the income tax
- They are monotributista, except those adhered to the Promoted Worker Regime, social monotributo or the special one for small agricultural producers of tobacco, sugar cane, yerba mate and tea that are framed in category A.
- They are taxed in the Personal Assets Tax for other assets that are not a single dwelling.
