Repro II amounts
The amount of assistance It varies according to the sector in which the company develops its activities:
- Non-critical affected sectors: 70% of the net remuneration (83% of the total remuneration declared in the F.931) up to a maximum of $9,000;
- Critical sectors and health: 70% of the net remuneration (83% of the total remuneration declared in the F.931) up to a maximum of $22,000;
Who can access the benefit?
Companies in critical, non-critical affected and hotel sectors that in the last three years have had a nominal variation in their turnover of less than 123.5% (30% drop in real terms), which in the case of the health sector rises to 219.1% (without real variation), in line with the accumulated inflation in that period.
Compared to the previous resolution (97/2022) that applied to salaries accrued in January, there were changes in the nominal variation percentage of all sectors, since a three-year period (January 2019 to January 2022) instead of two, although the variations in real terms were maintained. The same percentages of 123.5% and 219.1% were set in relation to the Committee’s recommendation for VAT Purchases.
The rest of the selection parameters were maintained, such as the case of a drop greater than 0% in the variation of the ratio between labor cost and billing, indebtedness (greater than 0.6), liquidity (2.5) and variation of electricity and gas consumption (less than 0%).
Regarding the variation in imports, it must be a drop of at least 20% for companies with less than 800 workers, and 30% for the rest, but 0% for health companies, as in the previous resolution .
The Repro II Evaluation and Monitoring Committee is made up of representatives from the Ministries of Labor, Economy and Productive Development, and the Federal Administration of Public Revenues (AFIP).
To access the benefit of the Repro II program, companies must meet the conditions according to the sector they are framed, according to the parameters set for each one.
In the case of the affected sectors, both critical and non-critical, they must achieve compliance with at least four of the six established parameters, of which the variations in VAT on purchases and the relationship between labor cost and billing will be mandatory. .
For the health sector, among the four parameters that must be met, the percentage variation of the relationship between labor cost and billing must be included.
Source: Ambito
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