The Cjppu reached an agreement with the Medical College for the exchange of information about its members.
The Retirement and Pension Fund for University Professionals (Cjppu) reached an agreement with the Medical College (CMU) for the exchange of information about its affiliates, with the aim of going after the doctors who do not make contributions, in an attempt to alleviate the current crisis due to financial deficit that the parastatal retirement fund is facing.
Through a statement, the Cjppu reported that the agreement appears in order to “update the database” and “fulfill the functions of collection and inspection” related to medical activity, and “that is useful for the exercise of oversight powers.”
He president of the board of directors of the Cjppu, Daniel Alzaassured that the signed agreement will provide “strength” to both parties and the possibility of fulfilling their objectives and tasks.” “An exchange of information from members to improve the quality of the databases we have,” he said.
At the same time, Lucía Delgado, president of the CMU He valued the fact as “an important advance” and explained that it is known when the doctors and they become members, but not if they left private practice or retired.
The Professionals Fund proposed keeping the IASS of its contributors
Days ago, the Cjppu proposed keeping the Social Security Assistance Tax (IASS) of contributing professionals to reverse the current institutional deficit, which leaves it with reserves until 2026.
The authorities of the institution understand that redirecting the tax would help alleviate their deep crisis, for which they already report losses of more than 57 million dollars, the worst result in the last five years.
Alza himself stated that the government must respond to the deficit context and explained that “the pensions that are served by the parastatal funds contribute to the IASS and that subsidizes Social Security Bank (BPS)“.
From the Cjppu they maintain that the measure would restore financial health and extend the survival of the institution, at least until the year 2068.
Source: Ambito
