The Chilean Internal Revenue Service (SII) has confirmed that the final payment phase for the Solidarity Loan will take place in April 2026. Chilean taxpayers will be required to settle the remaining 30% of the state benefit during a window running from Wednesday, April 1, to Thursday, April 30.
This outstanding amount includes an inflation adjustment to conclude the process. To check the exact amount owed, the agency stated that users must log in to the official tax portal using their RUT (tax ID) and personal tax password.
Payment rules and debt forgiveness
The SII has implemented a cap on the amount due during this stage. The collection cannot exceed 5% of the total income earned by the taxpayer during 2025.
If the 5% cap is insufficient to cover the full debt, the agency will apply automatic debt forgiveness. Any remaining balance after this payment is made will be canceled by the State.
Additionally, the tax authority detailed the procedure for those who have already had withholdings applied. If the 3% salary withholdings made throughout the year exceed the amount of this final installment, a credit will be generated for the taxpayer.
This surplus will be deposited directly into the user's bank account. The process aims to ensure that the inflation adjustment does not impact the liquidity of workers who have already met their monthly withholding obligations.
Finally, the agency reminded taxpayers that the obligation to file an income tax return is independent of whether income was earned. Even individuals who reported no income during the 2025 period must file their returns to avoid penalties or fines from the tax authority.
