US EditionMinister Quiroz Confirms Late Payments From Cae with Revenues of $1.5 Million: “the Treasurer Has Instructions”
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José Antonio Kast’s government’s offensive against the defaulters who have benefited from the State Guaranteed Credit (CAE) – a student loan to enter the university – has its first target group. Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz said Thursday that there are about 1,800 missing people from the CAE with salaries above the five million gross pesos per month ($5.5 thousand), which add up to an unpaid debt to the Treasury of $20 million. “We’re going to …
The Minister of Finance, Jorge Quiroz, reported that a cross-checking of data from the Treasury General of the Republic detected 1,800 people who owe payments from the Credit with State guarantee (CAE) and receive salaries in excess of $5 million per month. The authority explained that in 2017, the money owed to the State by beneficiaries of the CAE reached 500,000 million pesos. “In currency of equal value, today there are 4 billion dollars, th…
The Minister of Finance, Jorge Quiroz, confirmed that the Treasury General of the Republic was instructed to...
The government, through the Minister of Finance, Jorge Quiroz, announced the collection of debtors of the Credit with State guarantee (CAE) who have revenues of $1.5 million, reactivating a mechanism that had a limited application since 2017.This situation reinstalls a key question: how can the State demand payment of this debt? Flavia Cilvesti, academic of the Faculty of Law of the University of the Andes (Uandes), explains that once the credit…
What happened? The government announced that it will begin the recovery of the debt of the Credit with State Aval (CAE), addressing those in arrears that meet certain income requirements, reports Meganoticias. The Minister of Finance, Jorge Quiroz Castro, made the announcement during a seminar held in the commune of Vitacura, where he discussed the economic situation of the country and the actions that are being considered to face it. Who will b…
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