This Thursday (28), the Federal Revenue will pay the residual batch of the Personal Income Tax (IRPF) for the month of December. This batch will benefit 244,476 taxpayers, totaling an amount of R$ 370,453,244.97.
This way, see who will receive this amount and find out how to check your situation without leaving home.
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Who does this amount go to?
Among the amounts allocated, R$ 268,895,534.49 will be for priority taxpayers, covering 4,314 elderly people over 80 years old, 39,830 individuals between 60 and 79 years old, 4,945 taxpayers with some physical, mental disability or serious illness, in addition to 8,831 whose main source of income is teaching.
In addition, 93,584 taxpayers who opted to use the Pre-filled Declaration or chose to receive the refund via PIX will also be included. The batch also includes 92,972 non-priority taxpayers.
How do I know if I will receive it?
To find out about your situation, you need to access the platform and follow these steps:
- Select “My Income Tax (DIRPFF Extract);
- Click on “Processing”;
- Select “Mesh Pending Issues”;
- Check your status.
It is important to highlight that the IRS provides another means of communication, the “Post Office Box”. Therefore, to access this means of communication, simply open the page e-CAC and select “Other” and then “Post Office Box”.
In addition, on the e-CAC portal you can check more details such as pending issues and find out if you have been caught in the fine mesh, which is quite common.
What is fine mesh?
The term “fine mesh” refers to a process in which the Federal Revenue Service, upon receiving a taxpayer’s tax return, performs a detailed analysis of the documents provided. Thus, when someone “falls into the fine mesh”, this indicates the presence of inconsistencies in the information presented by the taxpayer.
It is important to note that this scenario does not necessarily imply that the declaration is incorrect. Instead, it suggests that there are discrepancies between the information provided by the taxpayer and that reported by other entities that also file tax returns, such as companies and health plans.
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