Statements can be submitted until 11.59pm. A fine for not meeting the deadline is at least BRL 165.74, but can be up to 20% of the tax due
The day has come! If you have not yet submitted the Individual Income Tax Return (DIRPF), remember that the deadline ends this wednesday (31). There is still time to collect the paperwork and submit the declaration on time, which avoids a minimum fine of BRL 165.74but what it can achieve 20% of the amount due. A piece of advice for those who are unable to collect the information in time is to send the incomplete declaration. Then, with everything in hand, you can send a file corrective statement.
The penalty for late delivery of the return is charged when the person obliged to submit the return submits it after the legal deadline. The value of the fine starts from the first day following the deadline for delivery and ends on the date of presentation of the return or, if not delivered, on the date of the official release by the Federal Revenue Agency. The deadline expires at 11.59pm, and the Revenue Agency expects to receive up to 39.5 million returns in the period, which began on March 15.
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Among the novelties of this year’s Income Tax is the possibility of receiving the IRPEF refund in advance – for those who use the pre-compiled return, and for those who choose to receive the refund via PIX extension. In this case, the key must be the taxpayer’s CPF.
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Find out who has to file income tax in 2023
- The taxpayer who received taxable income exceeding the limit (28,559.70 reais) in 2022;
- The taxpayer who received exempt, non-taxable or source-taxed income above the limit (R$ 40,000.00);
- The taxpayer who had possession or ownership, as of December 31, 2022, of assets or rights, including bare land, above the limit (R $ 300,000.00);
- Anyone who has obtained, in any month of 2022, a capital gain on the sale of assets or rights, subject to tax levy, or has carried out transactions on stock exchanges, commodities, futures and the like the sum of which exceeds BRL 40,000.00, or by calculation of the net capital gains subject to tax;
- The taxpayer who has obtained a capital gain from the sale of goods or rights, subject to the collection of the tax;
- The taxpayer who has opted for capital gains tax exemption on the sale of residential property, followed by the acquisition of another, within the 180-day period;
- Anyone who became a resident of Brazil, in any month, and was in this condition as of December 31, 2022;
- The taxpayer who obtained gross annual income from rural activity for an amount exceeding the limit (R $ 142,798.50);
- Anyone who intends to compensate the losses deriving from rural activity in this or previous years with the income of this or future years.
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Know who has priority to receive your refund
- Seniors aged 80 and older;
- Seniors aged 60 and over, disabled and people with serious illnesses;
- Taxpayers whose main source of income is education;
- Contributors who have used the pre-filled form and/or have chosen to receive a refund for Pix;
- Too many taxpayers.
Discover the 2023 IRPF refund calendar
Income tax refund payments will be made in five installments, from 31 May to 29 September, according to the following schedule:
- 1st lot: 31 May;
- 2nd lot: 30 June;
- 3rd lot: 31 July;
- 4th lot: 31 August;
- 5th lot: 29 September.
Source: Terra
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