The Plenary Session of the Congress of the Republic unanimously approved to restore the payment of Compensation for Time of Service (CTS) to all public sector workers. This initiative was supported by the bill promoted by the legislator Rosselli Amuruz.
The approval of this norm occurred after being debated and approved by the Budget and General Account Commission of the Republic, led by the congressman from Somos Perú, José Jeri Oré.
Measure will benefit state workers
The approved measure will benefit the workers of the State that are subject to the labor regime of Legislative Decree 728, which are between the periods of May 2014 and October 2015.
This measure ratifies the payment of those workers, after they were not paid due to the new Legislative Decree 650, Compensation Law for Time of Service, which indicated that the payment of the CTS It will be deposited semi-annually. The congressman and president of the Budget Commission, José Jeri, points out that this situation continued until 2014; However, it was modified by the Executive Branch at that time, becoming payable when the employment relationship ends.
“Deposits CTS In the periods May 2014 to October 2015 (3 CTS deposits) were not considered or anticipated as accrued by State entities,” Jeri said.
Approved standard stipulates the payment of interest to workers
Along these lines, the standard approved by the Congress indicates articles that benefit all workers within the indicated period: the first stipulates the payment of the corresponding interests according to the financial entity of the collaborator; However, this will be charged to the budget credits of each public entity.
The second article indicates that public administration entities must comply with the corresponding deposit within a period of no more than 15 business days. The time is counted from the publication of the standard in the official journal A Peruvian man.
Plenary approves the cessation for influencers to present RUC
This last Friday, June 14, the Plenary Session of the Congress of the Republic approved the elimination that required companies and influencers to show the number of the Single Taxpayer Registry (RUC). This measure was promoted by parliamentarian Adriana Tudela, who spoke out through her social networks.
“We eliminated an absurd requirement in advertising that only affected Peruvian businesses and consumers. The State has to be an ally of the entrepreneur and not create obstacles with confusing and meaningless demands,” he posted through images on your social network. X’.
The norm was modified during the government of former President Pedro Castillo, which established that those businesses or influencers must be subject to the Sunat after specifying a service where digital platforms (advertising) are used. The rule, in 2022, drew the attention and alarms of different small businesses and personalities who worked in this field.
Source: Larepublica
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