Income Tax 2024: Revenue pays 5th batch of refund this Monday; see who receives and calendar

In total, more than 511,025 million taxpayers will be covered, for a total value of R$1.03 billion. Consultation will be available at 10am. Income Tax AGÊNCIA BRASIL The Federal Revenue will pay this Monday (30) the 5th batch of Income Tax refunds for 2024. In total, more than 511,025 million taxpayers will be covered, for a total value of R$1.03 billion. The batch also includes residual refunds from previous years. (see below how to consult) According to the Federal Revenue, 86,570 taxpayers domiciled in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) were prioritized and will receive their refunds in this batch, due to the state of calamity declared in the state. Of the total, R$435.2 million refers to the number of taxpayers who have priority in receiving. See below. 11,188 elderly people over 80 years old 75,686 taxpayers between 60 and 79 years old 6,731 taxpayers with some physical or mental disability or serious illness 23,180 taxpayers whose main source of income is teaching 201,381 taxpayers who received priority for using the pre-filled declaration or choosing to receive refund via PIX; Another 106,289 taxpayers who receive the refund in this batch are not priority. MORE in five batches, according to information from the Revenue. See the payment dates: 1st batch: May 31st 2nd batch: June 28th 3rd batch: July 31st 4th batch: August 30th 5th batch: September 30th How to make an inquiry? As soon as the consultation is available, the taxpayer must access the Revenue website and click on the “My Income Tax” option. Then, simply click on “Consult Refund”. The page offers guidance and channels for providing the service, allowing a simplified or complete consultation of the status of the declaration, through the processing statement, accessed in e-CAC. If any pending issue is identified in the declaration, the taxpayer can rectify it, correcting the information. The Federal Revenue also provides an application for tablets and smartphones that allows you to directly consult the Federal Revenue databases for information on the release of IRPF refunds and the registration status of a CPF registration. Fine mesh When carrying out the consultation, the taxpayer will also be able to find out if there is any pending issue in his declaration that prevents the payment of the refund, that is, if he has fallen into the so-called “fine mesh”. To find out if it is in the fine mesh, taxpayers can also access the Income Tax “statement” on the Federal Revenue website in the so-called e-CAC (Virtual Service Center). When logging in, select the option “My Income Tax (DIRPF Statement)”. In the “Processing” tab, choose the “Mesh Pending” item. There, you will be able to check whether your declaration is in the fine mesh and check why it was withheld. To access the IR statement, it is necessary to use the access code generated on the Federal Revenue page itself or a digital certificate issued by a qualified authority. Refunds of declarations that present inconsistencies (in a mesh situation) are released only after they have been corrected by the citizen, or after the taxpayer presents proof that their declaration is correct. Who is required to declare Income Tax in 2024 who received taxable income above R$30,639.90 in 2023. The amount is slightly higher than last year’s IR declaration (R$28,559.70) per account the expansion of the exemption range since May last year; taxpayers who received exempt, non-taxable or taxed income exclusively at source, the sum of which exceeded R$200,000 last year; whoever obtained, in any month of 2023, capital gain on the sale of assets or rights, subject to the incidence of tax, or carried out operations on stock, commodity, futures and similar exchanges whose sum was greater than R$40 thousand, or with calculation of net gains subject to tax; those who were exempt from tax on capital gains on the sale of residential properties, followed by the acquisition of another residential property within 180 days; who had, in 2023, gross revenue worth more than R$153,199.50 in rural activity (compared to R$142,798.50 in 2022); who had, until December 31, 2023, possession or ownership of goods or rights, including bare land, with a total value of more than R$800 thousand (compared to R$300 thousand in 2022); who became resident in Brazil in any month and was in this condition until December 31, 2023; whoever chose to declare the assets, rights and obligations held by the controlled entity, directly or indirectly, abroad as if they were held directly by the individual; Has a trust abroad; Want to update assets abroad.



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