Income Reinforcement Bonus: until when is there a deadline to enroll in the ANSES

The National Administration of Social Security (ANSES) announced that the deadline to enroll in the Income Booster Bonus It will expire next Thursday, May 5.

This, given that the agency will begin to publish the list of beneficiaries at subsidyas of May 7, since the Income Booster Bonus It will start to be paid from the 19th of the same month.

Income Reinforcement Bonus: until when is there a deadline to enroll in the ANSES — The Government will allocate 200,000 million pesos for this initiative.

The national government announced that it will grant the Income Booster Bonus to informal workers, monotributistas of categories A and B and workers of private homes between the ages of 18 and 65.

For it, Interested parties must complete their registration through the ANSES website; This process includes a personal data registration stage, and a second phase in which a sworn statement must be submitted.

The subsidy will reach about 10 million people.

This, since the agency will evaluate each of the applications and will take into account aspects such as demographic location, income, assets, among others to choose the beneficiaries.

For this, the ANSES will carry out a data verification, with its own bases and those of other organizations such as the AFIP (Federal Administration of Public Revenues) and the Central Bank.

The Government will grant this bonus to improve the income of citizens.

To complete the registration, it is necessary to enter the My ANSES portal with the DNI and the Social Security Code, which can be processed on the same page by completing the requested data.

Once the beneficiaries are announced, payments will be made to the bank account registered by the applicant, as of May 19, according to the last digit of the DNI.

The most vulnerable population will receive the subsidy.

Who cannot access the Income Reinforcement Bonus

Citizens who have employment income from blank jobs will not be able to request the subsidyas well as those who have had incomes above two minimum wages ($77,880) in the last six months.