People who are indebted to Assume They will not receive all of the $ 1,200 of aid from the federal government because the amount they owe will be subtracted from that amount.
This was indicated by the secretary of the Department of the Treasury, Francisco Parés, in a conversation with the resident commissioner of Puerto Rico in Washington, Jennifer González.
For example, a citizen with a debt of $ 800 will be deducted and the rest will be deposited.
However, if you have a debt with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Department of the Treasury, you will not be charged.
According to the official, the rules are similar for United States citizens.
On the other hand, the beneficiaries of the Nutritional Assistance Program (PAN) will have to request the funds through the SURI platform and will be part of the third shipment of funds.
The guidelines to deliver the $ 1,200 were approved by the federal Treasury Department today after they had been analyzing it for almost a month since the Treasury delivered them.
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