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Ley de Reconstrucción y Desarrollo Económico y Social

Omnibus bill with 40+ measures announced by President José Antonio Kast (April 15, 2026) to be filed to Congress with urgency. Combines tax cuts, economic reactivation, labor reform, security, public spending cuts and adjustments to housing, health and education. Also includes measures already executed by decree (3% budget cut, MEPCO elimination, CAE collection, withdrawal of sectoral bargaining).

Catalog 2026.04.21-v1 · updated 2026-04-21 · 19 measures tracked

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Kast Reconstruction Package Impact Simulator

How each measure favors or harms you, by socio-economic profile

President José Antonio Kast announced (April 15, 2026) the Reconstruction and Economic & Social Development Law: an omnibus package with 40+ tax, labor, pension, social, housing, security and reactivation measures filed with Congress. This simulator takes your profile (income, occupation, pension, health, housing, debts, benefits) and evaluates each measure one by one: it explains in plain language whether it favors or harms you, the CLP monthly/annual impact, and what you can do today to benefit or protect yourself. The catalog updates as Congress advances the bill from filing to promulgation.

What this simulator delivers

  • 1. Segment classification: your profile maps to population segments (middle class, SME, retiree, CAE debtor, Isapre, etc.).
  • 2. Measure-by-measure evaluation: each measure tells you if it favors or harms you, with monthly and annual CLP estimate.
  • 3. Actionable recommendations: what to do today to benefit or protect yourself.
  • 4. Legal basis & sources: each measure cites regulations and official press.
  • 5. Continuous updates: the catalog evolves with the legislative process.

Key measures tracked

Corporate tax cut 27% → 23% (2027-2029)
Full tax integration (100% IDPC credit vs IGC)
12-month VAT exemption on new housing
End of property tax for elderly
SME employment tax credit
CAE collection on 550,000 delinquent debtors
2026 minimum wage (April negotiation)
PGU continuity ($231,732) and Law 21,735
Electricity subsidy 40% RSH
3% public spending cut (US$3bn)
MEPCO fuel price mechanism eliminated
Permitting Framework Law (30-70% timeline cut)
Irregular migration halt and deportations
$1.2T Reconstruction Fund through 2028

How does it work?

The Kast Reconstruction Package Impact Simulator lets any Chilean citizen see, from their own socio-economic reality, how each measure of the omnibus bill announced April 15, 2026 affects them. It maps the user profile to population segments, evaluates each measure per segment and reports direction, magnitude and a monthly/annual CLP estimate plus a specific recommendation. The catalog lives in a versioned external JSON and updates as Congress advances the bill.

Formula used

Net impact = Σ (monthly impact of each measure per your segment). Overall direction = f(net balance / monthly income, count favorable vs adverse).

Legal basis

Reconstruction and Economic & Social Development Law (omnibus announced 2026-04-15). Affects: DL 824 (Income), DL 825 (VAT), Law 17,235 (Property Tax), Law 21,561 (40 hours), Law 21,735 (Pension Reform 2025), Law 21,419 (PGU), Law 20,027 (CAE), Law 21,670 (Electricity Subsidy), Law 21,325 (Migration), Law 18,502 (fuel-specific tax), Sectoral Permitting Framework Law.

Assumptions & limitations

Monetary estimates are referential and assume approval without major modifications. Amounts use typical per-segment scenarios, not exact personal calculations. The catalog updates as Congress advances.

Does not provide tax, pension or legal advice. Some measures are only announced and may change or be rejected.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kast's Reconstruction Law?
An omnibus package announced April 15, 2026 with 40+ measures filed to Congress urgently: corporate tax cut, full tax integration, 0% VAT on new housing for 12 months, end of property tax for elderly, SME employment credit, PGU continuity, CAE forced collection, public spending cuts, permitting reform, security and subsidies.
Does this package favor or harm me?
Depends on your profile. The simulator takes occupation, income, health, pension, housing, debts and benefits, classifies you in segments and evaluates every measure one by one. It returns direction, magnitude, monthly/annual CLP estimate, explanation and recommendation.
How often is the information updated?
The catalog lives in an external JSON refreshed as bills progress — filing, committee approvals, amendments, rejections — reflected within hours.
Will corporate tax cut benefit me?
Wage/pension only: no direct benefit. SME owners, shareholders, Chilean equity investors: yes, materially (especially combined with full tax integration).
Is buying a home under the 0% VAT worth it?
If you have purchasing capacity and a new home is on your radar, savings ~16% of gross price. UF 3,000 apartment → ~UF 480 (~$19M) savings. 12-month window.
Does CAE forced collection affect me?
Active payers keep current rules (including 10% income reduction). Delinquent: forced payment plan $1.5M-$5M income, judicial >$5M, payroll deduction for public workers. No FES broad forgiveness.
Minimum wage 2026?
Expected contained raise or freeze on $539,000. Real purchasing-power loss if near the floor.
PGU and 2025 pension reform?
Preserved. PGU $231,732/month. Law 21,735 (6% employer gradual, +0.1 UF per contributed year) still in force.
Is this simulator impartial?
Presents information published by the Executive, estimates monetary impact per profile and cites official press sources. Includes opposing analyses for disputed estimates. No political opinion.

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