Paraguay IPS social security contributions (aportes IPS) for employed persons, domestic workers, or independent contributors.
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Domestic worker rate equals general rate since Law 6.338/2019
Since Law N° 6.338/2019 (modifying Art. 10 of Law N° 5.407/2015 — Del Trabajo Doméstico), domestic workers contribute to IPS at the SAME full general rate as ordinary private-sector employees: 9% employee (obrero) + 16.5% employer (patronal) = 25.5%. The old pre-2019 reduced rate of 2.5% / 5.5% (8% total) is superseded — do NOT use it. There is no differentiated "28% bank/financial-entity IPS rate"; historically bank employees were affiliated to a separate pension fund (Caja Bancaria), not charged a higher IPS tariff. See Sections 1, 5, and the flags in Section 10.Law N° 6.338/2019; Law N° 5.407/2015 Art.10
R-PY-IPS-1 -- Domestic-worker old rate requested
Trigger: user asks to apply the pre-2019 2.5% / 5.5% reduced domestic-worker rate. Message: "That rate is superseded. Since Law N° 6.338/2019 (effective 1 July 2019), domestic workers contribute at the full general IPS rate: 9% employee + 16.5% employer = 25.5%. The 8% reduced rate is no longer valid."Law N° 6.338/2019
R-PY-IPS-2 -- Bank/financial 28% IPS rate requested
Trigger: user asks to apply an 11% / 17% (28%) special IPS rate for banks or financial entities. Message: "There is no differentiated 28% IPS tariff. Bank employees were historically affiliated to a separate pension fund (Caja Bancaria), not charged a higher IPS rate. Some third-party summaries publish 11% / 17%, but the IPS general regime is 9% / 16.5%. Escalate to a Paraguayan contador público to confirm fund affiliation before computing."
R-PY-IPS-3 -- Surcharge / mora quantification
Trigger: client has unpaid IPS and wants the exact recargo and interest computed. Message: "IPS late-payment surcharges (recargos moratorios) and daily interest under Law N° 98/1992 require the IPS account statement and the official IPS surcharge schedule. Do not estimate. Escalate to a Paraguayan contador público."Law N° 98/1992
R-PY-IPS-4 -- Non-standard regimes (ANDE, Magisterio, pensioners)
Trigger: worker is an ANDE employee, public teacher (Magisterio), or pensioner with a non-general rate. Message: "Special-regime IPS rates (ANDE, public teachers, pensioners) are outside this skill's verified scope and carry lower-confidence figures. Escalate to a Paraguayan contador público."
General-regime IPS formula
Aporte obrero = base × 9.0% (withheld from the worker's wage) Aporte patronal = base × 16.5% (paid from the employer's own funds) Total IPS = base × 25.5% Where `base` = total remuneration in cash or in kind, with a floor of the legal minimum wage.Law N° 98/1992; IPS Carta Orgánica
Domestic workers use same general rate
Since Law N° 6.338/2019 (effective 1 July 2019), domestic workers contribute at 9% obrero / 16.5% patronal = 25.5%, identical to general employees. The pre-2019 reduced rate (2.5% / 5.5% = 8%) is superseded and must never be used.Law N° 6.338/2019
No special bank/financial 28% IPS rate
Do not author a differentiated 11% / 17% (28%) IPS rate. Bank-sector pension was historically a separate fund (Caja Bancaria), not a higher IPS tariff. Within the IPS general regime the rate is 9% / 16.5%.
Contribution base
The base is total remuneration in cash or in kind: ordinary salary, overtime, commissions, regalías, bonuses/premios. Excluded: aguinaldo (13th-month bonus) and family allowance (asignación familiar).
Minimum-wage floor
The base may not fall below the legal minimum wage (₲ 2.899.048/month from 1 Jul 2025). A worker earning below the minimum wage still contributes on at least the proportional minimum-wage base.
No confirmed ceiling
No general-regime salary ceiling is confirmed — [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm]. Treat IPS as uncapped on the full wage absent contrary authority.
Employee share withheld, employer share not deducted
The employer withholds only the 9% obrero share from the wage. It is unlawful to deduct the 16.5% patronal share from the worker's pay — that must come from the employer's own funds. The employer remits both shares together.
Monthly filing via REI
The employer generates the monthly planilla (planilla de aporte obrero-patronal) in the REI (Registro Electrónico de Información) system, which auto-calculates 16.5% patronal + 9% obrero, registers personnel movements, and produces the certificado de no adeudar.
Payment deadline by número patronal
Contributions are paid monthly through authorized banks (Itaú, Continental, Visión Banco, Regional, etc.). The due date is staggered by the last digit of the employer's número patronal (first business days of the following month). If the due date falls on a non-business day, it rolls to the next business day.
Aguinaldo and family allowance IPS-exempt
Neither the aguinaldo (mandatory 13th-month bonus) nor the family allowance (asignación familiar) is part of the IPS base. Do not include them in the contribution computation.
Bank/financial-sector affiliation
Trigger: Worker is employed by a bank or financial entity. Issue: Bank employees may be affiliated to a separate pension fund (Caja Bancaria) rather than the IPS general regime. Some summaries publish an 11% / 17% (28%) figure that reflects the separate fund, not an IPS sub-rate. Action: Flag for reviewer. Confirm fund affiliation before computing. Do not author a 28% IPS rate.
Domestic worker registered before July 2019
Trigger: A domestic worker was registered under the old reduced rate. Issue: From 1 July 2019 the general rate (9% / 16.5%) applies. Worksheets carried over from before the change may still use 2.5% / 5.5% and understate contributions. Action: Re-compute at 9% / 16.5%. Flag any historical understatement and possible arrears/recargos for reviewer.
In-kind remuneration valuation
Trigger: Part of remuneration is paid in kind (housing, meals, goods). Issue: In-kind remuneration is part of the IPS base, but its valuation can be contested. Action: Flag for reviewer to confirm the valuation method before computing.
Independent / self-employed voluntary affiliation
Trigger: Worker is self-employed and wishes to contribute voluntarily. Issue: The independent regime (commonly cited at 13% on a base not below the minimum wage) is secondary and lower-confidence — [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm]. Action: Flag for reviewer. Do not rely on the 13% figure without confirmation.
Wage below minimum wage / part-time
Trigger: Worker earns below the minimum wage, or is part-time. Issue: The minimum-wage floor still applies; part-time domestic-worker registration has its own IPS treatment. Action: Apply at least the proportional minimum-wage base; flag part-time cases for reviewer.
IPS arrears / mora patronal
Trigger: Employer has unpaid IPS from prior months. Issue: Recargos moratorios and daily interest under Law N° 98/1992 accrue. The exact amount needs the IPS statement and surcharge schedule. Action: Do not estimate. Escalate to a Paraguayan contador público.Law N° 98/1992
Contribution base definition
Included: ordinary salary, overtime, commissions, regalías, bonuses/premios; cash or in kind. Excluded: aguinaldo (13th-month) and family allowance (asignación familiar). Floor: the legal minimum wage. No confirmed general-regime ceiling — [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm].
Filing and payment rules
System: REI (Registro Electrónico de Información) — monthly planilla; auto-calculates 16.5% patronal + 9% obrero; produces the certificado de no adeudar. Payment: via authorized banks (Itaú, Continental, Visión Banco, Regional, etc.). Deadline: monthly, staggered by the last digit of the employer's número patronal (first business days of the following month); rolls to the next business day if non-business. Late payment: recargos (surcharges) + daily interest under Law N° 98/1992 and the IPS Carta Orgánica. [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm] exact surcharge schedule.Law N° 98/1992; IPS Carta Orgánica
Legal framework list
Law N° 98/1992 — main IPS obligations/contributions law (rates, surcharges). Law N° 213/1993 — Código del Trabajo / social-security regulation. Law N° 1286 — amends/expands IPS-governing laws. Law N° 5.407/2015 — Del Trabajo Doméstico (incorporated domestic workers into IPS). Law N° 6.338/2019 — modifies Art. 10 of Law 5.407/2015; domestic-worker contribution → full general 9% / 16.5% rate. (Note: an instruction draft cited "Law 6.368/2019"; the authoritative BACN reference is Law N° 6.338/2019 — use 6.338.) IPS Carta Orgánica (consolidated).
Prohibitions list
- NEVER apply the pre-2019 reduced domestic-worker rate (2.5% / 5.5% = 8%) — superseded by Law 6.338/2019. - NEVER author a differentiated 28% (11% / 17%) bank/financial IPS rate — no such IPS tariff exists. - NEVER deduct the 16.5% employer share from the worker's wage — only the 9% obrero share is withheld. - NEVER include aguinaldo or family allowance in the IPS base. - NEVER drop the minimum-wage floor for low-wage or part-time workers. - NEVER quantify IPS arrears, recargos, or interest without the IPS statement and official schedule — escalate. - NEVER confuse SET/DNIT/Marangatú tax debits with IPS contributions. - NEVER present IPS figures as definitive — always label as estimated and direct the client to their IPS account / REI planilla.Law N° 6.338/2019
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Paraguay IPS Social Security Contributions (Aportes) -- Skill v0.1
Tier 2 status. Every rate, threshold, and deadline below is sourced to a named authority (IPS, SET/DNIT, MTESS, BACN) or a Big-4 summary (PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries) and cited inline. It has not yet been section-by-section No accountant verification is on record for this version. Items marked [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm] carry residual uncertainty and must be confirmed against primary sources before reliance.
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Quick reference table
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Country | Paraguay (República del Paraguay) |
| Primary Legislation | Law N° 98/1992 (IPS contributions, surcharges); IPS Carta Orgánica |
| Supporting Legislation | Law N° 213/1993 (Código del Trabajo); Law N° 1286 (amends IPS laws); Law N° 5.407/2015 (Trabajo Doméstico); Law N° 6.338/2019 (domestic-worker rate → general rate) |
| Social-security authority | IPS — Instituto de Previsión Social (collects/administers contributions) |
| Tax authority (income-tax interaction) | SET / DNIT — Dirección Nacional de Ingresos Tributarios |
| Labour / minimum-wage authority | MTESS — Ministerio de Trabajo, Empleo y Seguridad Social |
| Currency | PYG (guaraní, ₲) only |
| Employee rate (aporte obrero, withheld) | 9.0% of gross remuneration |
| Employer rate (aporte patronal) | 16.5% of gross remuneration |
| Combined general rate | 25.5% |
| Employer 16.5% breakdown | 14% to IPS proper + 2.5% earmarked for public-health/training funds (e.g. SENEPA, SNPP, SINAFOCAL) |
| Domestic-worker rate (post 1 Jul 2019) | Same as general: 9% / 16.5% = 25.5% (Law 6.338/2019) |
| Contribution base | Total remuneration in cash or in kind (salary, overtime, commissions, regalías, bonuses); EXCLUDES aguinaldo and family allowance |
| Base floor | Legal minimum wage |
| Base ceiling | No general-regime salary ceiling confirmed — [RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm]; treat as uncapped |
| Monthly minimum wage (from 1 Jul 2025) | ₲ 2.899.048 (MTESS Resolución N° 677/2025) |
| Filing system | REI — Registro Electrónico de Información (monthly planilla) |
| Payment frequency | Monthly |
| Deadline | Monthly, staggered by last digit of the employer's número patronal (first business days of the following month) |
| Late payment | Recargos (surcharges) + daily interest (Law N° 98/1992) |
| Validated by | Pending — requires sign-off by a Paraguayan contador público |
| Validation date | Pending |
Regime overview (rates)
| Regime | Employee | Employer | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| General (private salaried) | 9.0% | 16.5% | 25.5% |
| Domestic workers (since 1 Jul 2019, Law 6.338/19) | 9.0% | 16.5% | 25.5% |
| Independent / self-employed (voluntary) | 13% (self-paid) | — | 13% (secondary — see §10; [RESEARCH GAP]) |
Total-row check (recomputed): general 9.0 + 16.5 = 25.5 ✓; domestic 9.0 + 16.5 = 25.5 ✓. Both additions reconcile.
Conservative defaults
| Ambiguity | Default |
|---|---|
| Unknown worker category | Assume general regime (9% / 16.5%) |
| Domestic worker, unsure which rate | Use general 9% / 16.5% (post-2019); NEVER the old 2.5% / 5.5% |
| Bank/financial-sector worker | Flag — confirm whether affiliated to a separate caja, not a higher IPS rate (see §10) |
| Unknown gross wage | Apply the minimum-wage floor (₲ 2.899.048/month) |
| Wage below minimum wage | Contribution base = at least the proportional minimum wage |
| Unknown whether aguinaldo/family allowance included | Exclude both from the IPS base |
| Unknown ceiling | Treat IPS as uncapped on the full wage |
Minimum viable -- worker category (general employee / domestic worker / independent) and gross monthly remuneration. Without the gross wage, apply the minimum-wage floor and flag.
Recommended -- breakdown of remuneration (base salary, overtime, commissions, in-kind), whether the worker is registered with IPS, and the employer's número patronal (for deadline determination).
Ideal -- the monthly REI planilla, payslips, bank statements showing IPS obrero-patronal debits, and the IPS certificado de no adeudar.
This is the deterministic pre-classifier for bank-statement transactions related to IPS social security. When a transaction matches a pattern below, apply the treatment directly. Do not second-guess.
How to read this table. Match by case-insensitive substring on the counterparty/reference as it appears in the bank statement. IPS payments always EXCLUDE from any IVA return or revenue/expense classification as a taxable supply — they are statutory social-security obligations (the employer share is a deductible payroll cost; the employee share is withheld from the worker's wage).
IPS obrero-patronal debits table
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| IPS, I.P.S. | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Monthly aporte obrero-patronal |
| INSTITUTO DE PREVISION SOCIAL | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Full authority name |
| APORTE OBRERO, APORTE PATRONAL | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Explicit aporte reference |
| OBRERO PATRONAL, OBRERO-PATRONAL | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Combined reference |
| PLANILLA IPS, REI IPS | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Planilla / REI reference |
| SEGURIDAD SOCIAL | EXCLUDE -- IPS contribution | Spanish-language reference |
IPS debits by bank table
| Bank | Typical debit description | Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Banco Itaú Paraguay | "IPS" or "APORTE IPS" or "INSTITUTO PREVISION SOCIAL" | EXCLUDE -- IPS |
| Banco Continental | "IPS OBRERO PATRONAL" or "IPS" | EXCLUDE -- IPS |
| Visión Banco | "IPS" or "SEGURIDAD SOCIAL" | EXCLUDE -- IPS |
| Banco Regional / Sudameris | "APORTE IPS" or "IPS" | EXCLUDE -- IPS |
| Ueno Bank | "IPS" or "PLANILLA IPS" | EXCLUDE -- IPS |
Tax payments table
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SET, DNIT | EXCLUDE -- tax payment, not IPS | SET/DNIT income tax / IVA |
| MARANGATU, MARANGATÚ | EXCLUDE -- tax portal payment | IRP/IVA, not social security |
| IRP, IVA | EXCLUDE -- tax, not IPS | Income tax / VAT |
| FORMULARIO 515 | EXCLUDE -- IRP self-assessment | Not an IPS contribution |
Salary and payroll exclusion table
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SUELDO, SALARIO, PAGO HABERES (outgoing) | EXCLUDE -- payroll expense | Not an IPS payment |
| SUELDO, SALARIO (incoming) | EXCLUDE -- employment income received | Not an IPS payment |
| AGUINALDO | EXCLUDE -- 13th-salary payroll | NOT in the IPS base |
IPS benefits received table
| Pattern | Treatment | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| JUBILACION IPS, PENSION IPS | EXCLUDE -- pension income received | Not a contribution paid |
| SUBSIDIO IPS, REPOSO IPS | EXCLUDE -- sickness/maternity subsidy received | Not a contribution |
Six worked examples in guaraní (₲) for a hypothetical Paraguayan employer. Every figure reconciles to the cent (well, to the guaraní — the guaraní has no subunit in practice).
Input: General-regime employee, gross monthly wage = the minimum wage ₲ 2.899.048.
Reasoning:
Classification: Obrero ₲ 260.914 withheld; patronal ₲ 478.343 employer cost; total ₲ 739.257 remitted via REI.
Input: General-regime employee, gross monthly wage = ₲ 5.000.000.
Reasoning:
Classification: Obrero ₲ 450.000 withheld; patronal ₲ 825.000 employer cost; total ₲ 1.275.000.
Input: Domestic worker (empleada doméstica), gross monthly wage = ₲ 2.899.048 (minimum wage).
Reasoning:
Classification: Identical to a general employee at the same wage. EXCLUDE from IVA; remit via REI.
Input: A prior worksheet computed a domestic worker's IPS at 2.5% obrero / 5.5% patronal on ₲ 2.899.048.
Reasoning:
Classification: REJECT the worksheet. Re-compute at 9% / 16.5%. Flag the prior understatement and potential IPS arrears/recargos for reviewer.
Input line:
10.05.2026 ; DNIT MARANGATU ; DEBIT ; IVA ABRIL ; -1.800.000 ; PYG
Reasoning: Matches "DNIT" / "MARANGATU" (pattern 3.3). This is an IVA tax payment, not an IPS contribution. Do not classify as social security.
Classification: EXCLUDE -- tax payment. NOT IPS.
Input: Employer asks the IPS rate for a bank employee, expecting "11% / 17% = 28%".
Reasoning:
Classification: Do NOT author a 28% IPS computation. Flag for reviewer to confirm fund affiliation (IPS general regime vs Caja Bancaria) before computing.
These rules apply when worker category and remuneration are clear. Apply exactly as written.
base = total remuneration in cash or in kind, with a floor of the legal minimum wage. (Law N° 98/1992; IPS Carta Orgánica)When worker circumstances are unclear, flag these situations for reviewer confirmation.
When producing an IPS computation, structure the working paper as follows:
PARAGUAY IPS CONTRIBUTION -- WORKING PAPER
Client / Employer: [name]
Período (month/year): [____]
Número patronal: [____]
Prepared: [date]
INPUT DATA
Worker category: [General / Domestic / Independent]
Gross monthly remuneration: ₲ [____]
In-kind component: ₲ [____]
Aguinaldo / family allowance: EXCLUDED from base
Minimum-wage floor applied: [YES/NO] (₲ 2.899.048 from 1 Jul 2025)
COMPUTATION (general / domestic regime)
Contribution base: ₲ [____]
Aporte obrero (9.0%): ₲ [____] (withheld from wage)
Aporte patronal (16.5%): ₲ [____] (employer funds)
Total IPS (25.5%): ₲ [____]
Reconciliation check: obrero + patronal = total? [✓]
FILING & PAYMENT
REI planilla generated: [YES/NO]
Deadline (by último dígito of número patronal): [____]
Bank channel: [Itaú / Continental / Visión / Regional / ...]
REVIEWER FLAGS
[List any Tier 2 flags here]
CONSERVATIVE DEFAULTS APPLIED
[List any defaults applied and their impact]
Banco Itaú Paraguay: "IPS", "APORTE IPS", "INSTITUTO PREVISION SOCIAL". Monthly, around the first business days of the following month.
Banco Continental: "IPS OBRERO PATRONAL" or "IPS". Same monthly cycle.
Visión Banco: "IPS" or "SEGURIDAD SOCIAL". Same cycle.
Banco Regional / Sudameris / Ueno: "APORTE IPS", "IPS", "PLANILLA IPS".
Key identification tips:
If the client provides only a bank statement and no other information:
Rate summary table
| Regime | Employee | Employer | Total | Legal basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General private-sector | 9.0% | 16.5% | 25.5% | Law 98/1992; IPS Carta Orgánica |
| Domestic workers (from 1 Jul 2019) | 9.0% | 16.5% | 25.5% | Law 6.338/2019 (amends Art.10 Law 5.407/2015) |
| Independent / self-employed (voluntary) | 13% (self) | — | 13% | Secondary — [RESEARCH GAP] |
Employer 16.5% breakdown: 14% to IPS proper + 2.5% earmarked for public-health/training funds (commonly cited as SENEPA, SNPP, SINAFOCAL / Ministerio de Salud Pública). Net economic IPS burden remains 25.5% total.
Minimum wage table
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Monthly minimum wage (diurnal, general activities) | ₲ 2.899.048 (from 1 Jul 2025, +3,6%, MTESS Resolución N° 677/2025) |
| Daily jornal | ₲ 111.502 |
| Part-time diurnal hour | ₲ 13.937 |
[RESEARCH GAP — reviewer to confirm] A new tripartite minimum-wage adjustment was reportedly under discussion for ~mid-2026; verify the current figure before reliance.
paraguay-payroll skill repeats it. Per the IPS "separate caja" framing and this skill's design, do not author a differentiated 28% IPS rate. If addressing banks, note the historical separate fund (Caja Bancaria), not a higher IPS tariff. This is a known discrepancy to reconcile across the Paraguay skill set.Test 1: General employee, gross ₲ 2.899.048 (min wage). → obrero ₲ 260.914,32; patronal ₲ 478.342,92; total ₲ 739.257,24. (Sum check ✓.)
Test 2: General employee, gross ₲ 5.000.000. → obrero ₲ 450.000; patronal ₲ 825.000; total ₲ 1.275.000. (Sum check ✓.)
Test 3: Domestic worker, gross ₲ 2.899.048. → 9% / 16.5% = ₲ 260.914,32 / ₲ 478.342,92; total ₲ 739.257,24. SAME as Test 1. NOT the old 8% rate.
Test 4: Domestic worker, gross ₲ 4.000.000. → obrero ₲ 360.000; patronal ₲ 660.000; total ₲ 1.020.000. (Sum check ✓.)
Test 5: Worker earning ₲ 2.000.000 (below min wage). → base floored to ₲ 2.899.048; compute as Test 1. Flag.
Test 6: Bank employee, user expects 28%. → REFUSE the 28% IPS rate; flag fund affiliation (R-PY-IPS-2 / T2-1).
Test 7: Aguinaldo of ₲ 2.899.048 paid in December. → ₲ 0 IPS (aguinaldo excluded from base).
Test 8: Monthly IPS bank debit ₲ 739.257 with no other data. → implied base = 739.257 ÷ 0,255 ≈ ₲ 2.899.047; one employee at the minimum wage. Flag for reviewer.
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