The payments of Program ‘Return of VAT 2025’ began for those who receive the benefit for transferswhile by turn, it will be from this Wednesday, February 19. In this context, Citizens consult if payments with cumulative in case they cannot be withdrawn.
According to the official information of the Agrarian Bank, he said that If the transfer of citizen income, return of the VAT or other social program is by turn and this is not charged in the established payment period, It is returned social prosperity.
“If, on the contrary, it is paid in your account, it is possible to accumulate it“They explained. This is because it goes directly to a savings box or digital wallet to which you can access by the computer or cell phone.
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Meanwhile, all those citizens in Colombia who want to know If they are beneficiaries of the ‘VAT Return’ program in 2025 they must enter the link/link: https://devolutioniva.prosperidadsocial.gov.co/
To do this, it is key that your identity card is available, since the platform will be requested during the process. Here are a few steps that only five steps must meet:
1. Click on the section: See if you are registered.
2. Select Document type
3. Digit your document number.
4. Enter the date of birth.
5. Ready, you will know your status situation in the VAT Return Program
VAT Return 2025: Who are the beneficiaries
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According to the official social prosperity site, All households that, according to information in the SISBEN and/or Social Registry of Households, as well as listings of indigenous households collected by the aforementioned entity are beneficiaries. In this way, older adults who have the following qualification and group in Sisbén IV will be able to receive the VAT 2025 return payment.
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1. Households in extreme poverty:
– A1
– A2
– A3
– A4
– A5
– Indigenous households
2. Homes in moderate poverty:
– B1
– B2
– B3
– B4
