Tomorrow morning, Federal Revenue will release the consultations for the remaining batch of refunds from Income tax Individual taxpayers (IRPF) of more than 240,000 taxpayers have fallen into the fine lion net in recent years due to inconsistencies in income tax returns, but they have settled outstanding issues with tax authorities.
Refunds will be deposited directly into the bank account notified on the income tax return. Total refunds exceed R$281 million, of which more than R$96 million will be paid to 43,306 taxpayers who have legal priority, such as seniors over the age of 60, people with certain physical or mental disabilities or serious illnesses and taxpayers who are seriously ill. The source of income is teaching.
A total of 197,438 non-priority taxpayers who submitted the declaration by January 16, 2022 were also covered.
In order for the taxpayer to verify his presence in the remaining lot, he must reach Recipe page Online, click on “My Income Tax” and then on “Consult Refund”.
If, for some reason, the credit is not carried out, the amounts will be available for redemption for up to one year at Banco do Brasil. In this case, the taxpayer can reschedule the credit of amounts in a simple and quick way through the BB portal, accessing the address: https://www.bb.com.br/irpf, or contact the BB Relationship Center at phone numbers 4004-0001 (capitals), 0800-729-0001 (other locations) and 0800-729-0088 (a special phone exclusively for the hard of hearing).
If the taxpayer does not receive a refund within one year, he must request it through the e-CAC portal, which is available on the website of the Internal Revenue Service, access the menu Declarations and statements > My income tax and click on “Request a refund” Do not refund in the network banking”.
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