The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) reported today that the Total Basic Basket (CBT), which establishes the poverty level, increased in May to $851,351 monthly for a household composed of four people, compared to the $828,158 registered until April.
Given the circumstances of inflation, access to subsidies for essential services is directly impacted, since current regulations indicate that families with income up to 3.5 times the value of the Total Basic Basket (CBT) can apply for these benefits.
With the increase in the Basic Basket to more than $851,351, the rate segments were modified.
Users are classified into three residential categories according to their income levels, according to the segmentation scheme implemented since 2022. High-income users (Category N1) are subject to higher rates. Those with low income (Category N2) and media (Category N3) will receive discounts on their rates, although with a limit on consumption. The latest official data indicate that there are 5.3 million of users in the Category N1, 8 million in Category N2 and 2.7 million in Category N3.
The current regulations classify as Category N1 to households whose monthly income does not exceed 3.5 times the value of the basic basket. Currently, this threshold is located at $2,979,728.50 monthly for a type 2 home according to the definition of the statistical agency.
For homes located in locations such as Patagones (Buenos Aires), Chubut, La Pampa, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz or Tierra del Fuego, A. and IAS, The total monthly income needed to be in the highest income bracket must be equal to or greater than $3,635,268.77.
Households that meet the requirements will pay cheaper energy on their next bills.
Meanwhile, the Government continues to accept registrations for those who wish maintain subsidies in electric energy and natural gas, and it is mandatory to register to continue receiving this benefit.
To do so, interested parties must visit the official website: www.argentina.gob.ar/subsidios and complete a procedure that is estimated to take only a few minutes.
Before starting the online procedure, the Secretary of Energy of the Nation It is recommended to have the following documentation available:
- The meter number and the number of Client/Service/Account/Contract or NIS that are on your electricity and natural gas bill through the network. You can enter the following link: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/subsidios/facturas.
- The last copy of DNI.
- The number of CUIL of each member of the household older than 18 years-old.
- The pocket income of each member of the household over 18 years of age.
- An address of mail electronic.
- If at the service address there is a community dining room or picnic area registered with Renacom, you must have the registration number at hand.
This Thursday, Indec published the numbers of the Total Basic Basket (CBT).
It is organized in three levels.
- They are residences that claim to meet any of these conditions, considering all the inhabitants of the home:
- The total monthly household income is equal to or greater than $2,979,728.50 (equivalent to 3.5 times the basic basket for a type 2 home according to Indec).
- Exception: For homes in the Patagones (Buenos Aires), Chubut, La Pampa, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz or Tierra del Fuego, A. and IAS, The total monthly income to belong to the highest income segment must be equal to or greater than $3,635,268.77.
- Have 3 or more vehicles less than 5 years old.
- Have 3 or more properties.
- Own a boat, a luxury aircraft or be the owner of corporate assets that demonstrate full economic capacity.
Gas rates will arrive this winter with sharp increases.
- They are homes that They do not belong to the highest income group and meet any of the following conditionsThe total monthly income is between $851,351 and $2,979,728.50 (equivalent to between 1 and 3.5 times the basic basket for a type 2 household according to Indec).
Exception: In the case of households where at least one person with Single Certificate of Disability (CUD)total monthly income can vary between $1,277,026.5 and $2,979,728.5 (between 1.5 and 3.5 times the basic basket for a type 2 home according to Indec). - own up to 2 properties.
- Own up to 1 vehicle with less than 3 years old. Exception: households with one or a cohabitant with Single Certificate of Disability (CUD) they can
- possess up 1 vehicle with less than 3 years of service to be part of the middle-income segment.
- They are families that, taking into account all their members, satisfy the following conditions: Net income is less than $851,351 (equivalent to 1 total basic basket for a type 2 household according to Indec).
- Exception: In households with at least one person with Single Certificate of Disability (CUD), The total monthly income to belong to this group must be less than $1,277,026.5 (equivalent to 1.5 basic baskets for a type 2 home according to Indec).
Users are divided into three residential categories based on income levels.
- They own up to a maximum of one property.
- Do not own 1 vehicle with less than 3 years old. Exception: households with one or a cohabitant with a Single Certificate of Disability (CUD) may have up to 1 vehicle less than 3 years old to be part of the lower income segment.
- Households that, in addition to not meeting the conditions to be part of the highest income segment, have:
- One or a member with Housing Certificate issued by ReNaBaP.
- One or more members of the household have Life Pension to South Atlantic War Veterans.
- One member with a Single Disability Certificate (CUD). Exception: in the event that the household with CUD has total monthly household income that exceeds $1,277,026.5 (1.5 basic baskets for a type 2 home according to Indec) and/or are owners of 2 or more properties, they will be placed in the middle income segment.
- Address where a registered community feeder or picnic area at Renacom. Exception: in the event that a community feeder or picnic area registered with Renacom operates in the home and the income is greater than $828,158.19 (1 total basic basket for a type 2 household according to Indec) and/or have 2 or more properties or 1 vehicle less than 3 years old, it will be placed in the middle income segment.
Current regulations categorize families that charge up to 3.5 times the basic basket as N1.
Yes, it is necessary to register all people, including those who receive retirement, pension and/or are beneficiaries of social programs such as Universal Child Allowance, Progress and Enhance Work.
Yes, even if the beneficiary is not the owner of the home, you will receive the subsidy as a user of the services. If the invoice is not in the name of the tenant, the subsidy can still be requested by indicating that the beneficiary is not the owner of the invoice. In that case, only Complete the service data for a single address.
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