Another adjustment that has been observed during the presentation of the pension reform project is related to the contributions that taxpayers make to the solidarity fund, which could increase for people who earn salaries higher than four current legal minimum wages.
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Today, the Contribution Base Income (IBC) for Colombians is 16 percent, of which 75 percent is paid by the employee and 25 percent by the employee. Although this provision remains, The paper proposes changes especially for the population that earns more than four current legal minimum wages.
“Those who will have a Base Contribution Income equal to or greater than four legal monthly minimum wages in force (smlmv) and less than seven smlmv They will have an additional contribution destined to the Pension Solidarity Fund of 1.0 percent of their Base Contribution Income“, see reads in the document.
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The contribution for those who earn more than 18 smlmv could be 3 percent
This would be the contributions according to salary
1. Those who have a salary greater than seven smlmv and less than 16 smlmv, You must make an additional contribution of 2.5 percent of your IBC.
2. Those who have a salary equal to or greater than 16 smlmv and less than or equal to 17 smlmv They will have their load an additional contribution of 2.7 percent of their IBC.
3. Those who have a salary greater than 17 smlmv and less than or equal to 18
smlmv, You must make an additional contribution of 2.9 percent of your IBC.
4. Those who have a salary over 18 smlmv they will have their load a contribution
additional 3 percent of your IBC.
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The changes for pensioners who earn high allowances
The presentation also contemplates some changes for pensioners with allowances greater than 10 smlmv and up to 20 smlmv, as stipulated, they contribute to the Pension Solidarity Fund for the Subsistence sub-account with 1 percent and those who receive more than 20 minimum wages will contribute 2 percent.
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The document states that “in no case may the contribution base in the Contributive Pillar be less than the amount of the current legal minimum wage, except for those people who contribute by the week, who will do so on the corresponding proportion“.
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