Revenue expects to receive 39.5 million statements by May 31 | Photo: Luis Lima Jr/Fotoarena/Folhapress
Until next Wednesday (24), the Federal Revenue Service must release the consultation of the first batch of income tax refunds for 2023. The filing will take place on May 31, It is also the last day to send the statement. The consultation of the first installment will be conducted through the Revenue website at this link: https://www.restituicao.receita.fazenda.gov.br/.
The taxpayer needs to inform the CPF, date of birth, and fiscal year, which in this case is 2023. Finally, mark the captcha to indicate that it is human and click on Consult. Payment will be made in the form specified by the taxpayer upon delivery of the statement: Pix or transfer to a bank account. The first batch should only contain people who are on the recovery priority listfollowing the order specified in Revenue and Delivery Date, which sent data by May 10.
Ranking of taxpayers with priority:
- Seniors 80 and over
- seniors aged 60 or over; People with disabilities and people with serious illnesses
- Taxpayers whose main source of income is teaching
- Taxpayers who choose to submit a pre-filled statement or who choose a Pix refund
There will be four more batches for payment between June and September, with deposits on the last business day of each month. The order will be followed by the priority shareholder list and delivery date. About a week before the revenue release, consult with those who were conceived on each batch. The refund is corrected by the economy’s base interest rate, Selic. The correction index is set per month and is usually released shortly before the payout date.
2023 IR Refund Reimbursement Schedule
- One payment date
- May 1 31st
- 2 Jun 30th
- July 3 31st
- 4 Aug 31st
- 5 Sep 29th
The deadline to declare IR is in 2023
Ad delivery ends at 23:59 on May 31st. Between 38.5 and 39.5 million statements are expected. In 2022, the tax authorities received more than 36 million declarations, higher than the initial forecast of 34.4 million.
Who is required to disclose income tax?
Taxpayers who in 2022:
- – Taxable income received above R$28,559.70, which includes salary, retirement and pension from INSS or public bodies
- – Exempt income received, not taxable or taxable exclusively from source (eg savings income or FGTS) above R$40,000
- – had a capital gain (i.e. profit) from the sale (transfer of ownership) of taxable goods or rights; This is the case, for example, of selling a car worth more than the amount paid for the purchase
- Exempted from IR on capital gains from sale of residential property, followed by acquisition of another residential property within 180 days
- – Carried out transactions on the stock exchange totaling more than R$40,000 or obtained profits from the sale of taxable shares
- – As at December 31, you possessed or owned assets and rights, including vacant land, in excess of R$300,000
- – Obtained a total income in the rural activity in the amount of more than 142,798.50 Brazilian reals
- You want to offset losses from rural activity in 2022 or previous years
- He moved to Brazil in 2022 and was like this on December 31, 2022
What is the minimum income tax disclosure limit?
The minimum amount of taxable income for the year is R$28,559.70. This includes salary, retirement and other income. It also requires you to declare tax-exempt and non-taxable income or exclusively taxable income at source that is over R$40,000. Examples are FGTS (Self-Service Guarantee Fund), savings and alimony. Those who have assets of more than R$ 300,000, when they are all added up, also need to declare, as well as those who have carried out operations on the stock exchange in excess of R$ 40,000 or made a profit from the sale of shares, which are subject to tax levy.
What are the documents required to declare income tax?
The most important document is the income statement from the sources of payment, including the INSS retirement statement. Also have other documents on hand, such as medical receipts, proof of FGTS withdrawal, if applicable, vehicle document, title documents, rental receipts received, among others. (Fernando Narazaki/Folhabers)
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