The Chilean Internal Revenue Service (SII) has confirmed that the final payment process for the Solidarity Loan will take place in April 2026. This stage represents the last installment of the government aid provided in previous years, requiring beneficiaries to settle the remaining 30% of the original amount.
The official window for making this payment will run from Wednesday, April 1, through Thursday, April 30. The amount to be repaid will include an adjustment for accumulated inflation.
Current regulations set a cap on the collection of this debt. The tax agency reminded taxpayers that the required payment cannot exceed 5% of the total income earned during 2025.
If the calculation exceeds this limit, the SII will automatically waive the remaining balance. This ensures that the collection does not impact more than 5% of the taxpayer's annual income.
Checking Debt Balances and Refunds
To check the exact amount of any outstanding debt, users must log in to the official SII portal. The system requires identification via RUT (tax ID) and the taxpayer's personal tax password.
There is also a possibility that users may receive a refund instead of making a payment. If the 3% payroll withholdings applied throughout the year exceed the final installment amount, a credit balance will be generated.
The SII stated that these surpluses will be deposited directly into the taxpayer's bank account. This mechanism is designed to automatically offset withholdings that have exceeded the loan obligation.
The tax authority also addressed the situation of those who had no financial activity. Even taxpayers with no income during 2025 are required to file an income tax return.
Fulfilling this formal obligation is necessary to avoid penalties or fines from the agency. The filing process is independent of whether the taxpayer has an outstanding debt with the state.