SSS offers new loan amnesty to employers

Published by rudy Date posted on June 20, 2010

The Social Security System (SSS) announced a new amnesty program for business owners that failed to remit their employees’ loan amortizations due on or before April 1 this year, a top official said.

SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Romulo Neri said the new amnesty complements an ongoing program condoning penalties on delinquent contributions of employers.

“The amnesty on loan penalties was approved by Malacañang on June 3 upon the recommendation of the Social Security Commission in a letter to President Arroyo dated March 29,” he said.

“The two programs give employers a chance to have a clean slate by the end of the year. Those who settle their overdue contribution and loan obligations will help their workers gain or restore access to SSS benefits and loan privileges,” he added.

The loan amnesty will run for six months but the availment period will start after publication of the programs guidelines through an SSS circular, which will be issued this month.

Employers with unpaid contributions must first settle their overdue SSS premiums by paying in full or submitting an installment proposal on or before July 31 to be eligible for loan amnesty.

SSS members who are employed make up 83 percent of the 6.8 million delinquents short-term loan accounts such as salary, calamity, emergency, educational, study now-pay later, vocational/technical, Y2K, stock investment and privatization fund loans.

The SSS has collected a total of P168.8 million in late contribution payments through its amnesty program, P90.65 million of which from encashed checks and P78.15 million in cash as of May 15. –Manila Times

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