• 29/09/2023

Who will receive the money today and who will wait until November

Today Friday September 29th the first Market Pass payments will be made for the months of August, September and October 2023. The second installment of payments paid on November 5th. Specifically, according to the schedule, the financial aid payments will be made: Until today, September 29 for applications submitted up to September 25, 2023 and for those who had already received the aid and were again eligible. By November 5, 2023 for applications submitted after September 25 and by October 31, 2023, and for those whose tax returns have not been cleared by September 25, 2023. For the new beneficiaries, a new digital card is issued for making purchases exclusively in grocery stores, supermarkets, butchers, pastry shops, dairy shops, bakeries, street markets, various food stores. The new card will remain activated until December 31, 2023. For those who had received the aid, a new card will not be issued as the validity of their card is extended until December 31, 2023. Those who had chosen or will choose to pay the allowance into a bank account will receive the 80% of the aid they are entitled to. That is, 17.60 - 80 euros per month or 52.80 - 240 euros for the quarter. In this case, the aid is used by the beneficiaries without restrictions. The Market Pass ranges from 22 to 100 euros per month as long as the allowance is paid on an immaterial digital card. For the quarter, the amounts amount to 66 - 300 euros. The aid is paid to natural persons, single or married or widowed or persons who have entered into a cohabitation agreement or are separated or divorced who meet the income and property criteria defined. Especially, for married people or persons who have entered into a cohabitation agreement, the beneficiary is the person liable to submit the income tax return or one of the two in case of submitting a separate return. Natural persons who have submitted a tax return for 2022 on time will receive the aid if they have an income of up to 16,000 euros for an unmarried debtor or a widowed or separated debtor, 24,000 euros for a married debtor increased by 5,000 euros for each child, other dependent member and guest member of the household, 24,000 euros for a single-parent family with an additional 5,000 euros for each other dependent child and guest member, after the first. The value of the real estate should not exceed 250,000 euros for unmarried, widowed or estranged debtors and 400,000 euros for married or cohabiting parties and single-parent families.