The authorities of Social Prosperity They have a program called VAT refund which aims to provide help to the vulnerable sectors of Colombia with the reimbursement of money for purchases of essential products.
Taking this situation into account, during this year the national government has made a series of transfers to the households that make up this program. In this way, in different places in Colombian territory they consult about the amount of this incentive.
VAT refund – How much money should you collect with the subsidy.
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How much money will a beneficiary of the VAT Refund program receive?
The entity, through information published on its website, indicated that the money can be received through the Banco Agrario, Supergiros, Efecty, Reval and SuRed. In addition, members who are part of this social plan will also be able to receive their payments through digital wallets such as BICO or Movii in an investment of more than $135 billion by DPS.
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“In accordance with what was defined by the Equity Table, the amount of the transfer for 2023 was 90 thousand pesos per cycle and the same value is programmed for all households, without distinction of their geographical location or household composition,” mentions the entity.
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Remember that households that are receiving these subsidies will receive a text message informing them of the availability of this type of resources.
VAT refund – How much money you will receive in the next payment.
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Who will benefit from this program?
Through resolution 0552those people who will receive this type of transfers must be registered in Sisbén IV and also belong to the following groups:
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-Households in extreme poverty that are classified in Sisbén IV in the following order: groups A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 and indigenous households.
-Households in moderate poverty that are classified in Sisbén IV in the following order: B1, B2, B3 and B4.
