The Federal Revenue Administration reports that the second installment of the 2023 income tax refund will be paid on June 30. Consultation with taxpayers envisioning a refund will be available through June 23, according to the published calendar.
This year, the IRPF refund will be paid out in five installments, with the first payment already issued on the 31st.
Check below the dates of consultations and refund payments in each batch:
- First batch: Consultation on May 24th, payment on May 31st.
- Second batch: Consultation on June 23rd, payment on June 30th.
- Third batch: Consultation on July 24th, payment on July 31st.
- Fourth batch: Consultation on August 24th, payment on August 31st.
- Fifth draw: Consultation on September 22nd, payment on September 29th.
Payments of the first refunds will begin on the 31st, also coinciding with the deadline for filing the income tax return for 2023. In the amount of R$7.5 billion. In addition to refunds for the current year, remaining refunds from prior years will also be included.
The refund will be paid to the bank account notified by the taxpayer during the declaration. If there is a problem and the balance is not worked out, it is possible to reschedule payment simply and quickly through BB Portal. Taxpayers can access the address https://www.bb.com.br/irpf Or contact the BB Relationship Center by telephones 4004-0001 (capital cities), 0800-729-0001 (other locations), and 0800-729-0088 (special phone number exclusively for the hearing impaired).
The deadline for submitting income tax returns for 2023 has ended on the 31st. Those who submit their statements after this date will be subject to a fine ranging from R$165.74 to 20% of the amount owed. Therefore, it is important to be aware of deadlines and tax obligations to avoid any penalties.
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