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Overview
- The 2025 abono salarial pays up to one minimum wage, calculated proportionally by months worked, with values from R$126.50 to R$1,518.00.
- Eligibility requires at least five years of registration, 30 days of work in the base year, and an average monthly income up to two minimum wages.
- Private‑sector PIS is paid by Caixa and public‑sector Pasep by Banco do Brasil, with options including automatic credit, PIX or TED transfers, and in‑person withdrawal.
- The Labor Ministry planned R$30.7 billion for about 26.5 million workers, and reported 99.42% payment coverage so far.
- Unclaimed 2025 payments must be withdrawn in late December, with reports citing either December 27 or 29, after which funds revert to the FAT and recovery is handled by the Ministry of Labor.