This week, the General Treasury of the Republic (TGR) reinforced its campaign aimed at individuals with debts associated with the State Guaranteed Credit (CAE) by sending emails with information about payment options. The goal is to encourage voluntary compliance to regularize their situation and access one of the available alternatives to catch up on payments. Currently, the CAE delinquent portfolio amounts to over 550,000 individuals, with a total debt exceeding $4 trillion.

Given the scale of the collection process, TGR has emphasized enhancing information and support channels, especially for those with smaller debts. Since April 1, a new payment agreement system has been operational, reflecting the institution's interest in encouraging debtors to begin regularizing their commitments, preventing this liability from continuing to grow, as tax debts do not expire. For smaller debts, signing agreements with flexible terms can be a good alternative to overcome delinquency.

In this context, over 70,000 individuals have debts equal to or less than $1,000,000, with an average close to $495,000, which opens concrete opportunities for this segment for prompt regularization. Regional figures show that CAE debts are highly concentrated in the Metropolitan Region, with more than 239,000 individuals and a debt volume exceeding $210 billion. This is followed by the Biobío and Valparaíso regions, with over 65,000 and 56,000 cases respectively, and amounts ranging between $50 billion and $57 billion.

Next are the Maule and La Araucanía regions, with 28,000 and 25,000 debtors and debt levels above $25 billion and $22 billion, respectively. This behavior shows a distribution consistent with the country's population concentration and allows for focused efforts on information and regularization in areas with a higher volume of debtors. The process promoted this week by TGR has a purely informative and preventive focus, aimed at helping individuals understand their situation and evaluate the various available alternatives, prioritizing solutions that facilitate compliance.

To know the particular situation of each debtor, TGR has provided direct access on its site tgr. cl/cae. So far in 2026…

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TGR's Collections Division explained that these results indicate a greater willingness among individuals to regularize their situation. TGR reiterated its call to the public to timely inform themselves about their situation, especially in cases of smaller debts, where regularization can be done more quickly, and to avoid relying on incorrect or imprecise information that may prevent them from making the best decisions for their interests. TGR's goal is to facilitate compliance, strengthen a culture of fiscal responsibility, and safeguard the proper use of public resources.