What does the use of the CAP give

A single aggregate payment (UTP) is a regime that provides an opportunity for informally employed persons to carry out entrepreneurial activity without registering as an individual entrepreneur.

The CAP will apply to individuals who carry out informal activities for the purpose of earning money and (or) generating income, who do not use the labor of hired workers, provide services to individuals, sell agricultural products obtained from the operation of personal subsidiary plots for consumption by individuals.

Payment of the CAP provides the following opportunities:

First: to participate in the system of compulsory social health insurance and get access to medical services, with the right to choose a medical institution of the compulsory health insurance.

 Second: to participate in the accumulative pension system and receive a basic pension payment, depending on the length of service in the system. In addition to replenishing their pension savings in the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund, CAP payers will have the opportunity to receive an increased base pension due to the fact that the length of service will be recorded.

Third: receive social benefits in cases of disability, loss of a breadwinner, pregnancy and childbirth, adoption or adoption of a child, child care.

Another of the benefits of payments, there is the fact that by confirming their income, the potential creditworthiness of citizens increases. That is, now you can officially get a loan from the bank, confirming your solvency with regular installments.

The payment of the CAP is made on a voluntary basis of your own free will. The right to participate in the system remains with an individual; he will not be subject to any measures to hold him accountable for non-payment of a single aggregate payment.

The MSP is calculated from the size of the monthly calculation index, for urban residents - 1-fold MCI and 0.5-fold MCI for rural residents (according to registration at the place of residence).

CAP payers do not provide tax reporting.

The CAP will consist of the following shares:

-10% on individual income tax;

-30% pension contribution to the UAPF;

-40% deductions to the MHIF;

-20% social security contributions to the State Social Insurance Fund