Research: Taxpayers aim to negotiate debts with income tax refunds

Serasa

Second batch of Income Tax refund will be paid on June 30

Manaus (AM) – A survey by Serasa heard 1,224 Income Tax payers between May 23 and 29 to investigate the intention to use the payment. For most respondents, negotiating debts is the main desire (30%).

Seeking ways to organize finances, INSS retirees and pensioners can take advantage of payments to clear their name and resume financial life.

For Serasa specialist Camila Cruz, the extra resource can be an ally for paying off debts, bringing financial relief to those who are in default.

“The best recommendation for using values ​​that occur once a year, such as the refund of the IR or the 13th salary, for example, in the case of those who have outstanding debts, is always to settle them first”,

he said.

Consumers who have more than one debt, Camila guides the choice for accounts with closer maturities to avoid negative. “It is important to plan how much it is possible to pay, so starting with the lowest debts and trying to renegotiate the highest debts with installments that fit in your pocket is an appropriate path.”, he explains.

Linking the financial organization to precautions to avoid fraud, the consumer must be aware and check where he renegotiates to avoid falling into scams.

“We always reinforce that Serasa does not contact the consumer directly. To consult the available agreements, just access the official channels of the company”,

alert Camila.

Taking advantage of the payment of the second batch of Income Tax, scheduled for July 30th, consumers can check out the offers available on the Serasa Limpa Nome Platform, with discounts and special conditions to encourage debt settlement.

*With advisory information

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