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Thousands of taxpayers have the opportunity to check a new refund related to Income Tax. Check it out!
Last Tuesday (24), the Federal Revenue Service made the check for the supplementary Income Tax batch available. In total, around 354,000 taxpayers will receive this benefit, and the total amount reaches R$ 643.3 million.
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It is important to note that those who faced issues with the tax audit process but subsequently resolved the matter are eligible for this payment. Thus, the Federal Revenue Service will deposit the amounts on October 31 into the bank account provided during the filing. In addition, the amount will be adjusted according to the basic interest rate, the Selic.
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In this regard, to confirm eligibility, citizens can check the official Federal Revenue Service website. Simply choose the “My Income Tax” option and then select “Check refund”.
Supplementary Income Tax batch: who is entitled?
According to recently released data, the tax authority states that the supplementary Income Tax batch will serve the following groups:
- People over 80 years old: 6,106;
- People between 60 and 79 years old: 54,438;
- Taxpayers with a certain disability or serious illness: 6,491;
- Taxpayers whose main income comes from teaching: 16,874;
- Taxpayers who used the Early Declaration or chose to receive via Pix: 119,040;
- Non-priority taxpayers: 151,560.
This year, regular Income Tax refund payments began in May and ended in September, benefiting millions of citizens.
Tax audit
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After the Income Tax return is submitted, the Federal Revenue Service reviews the information provided. However, if the tax authorities detect inconsistencies, the taxpayer may be placed under audit. When this occurs, the refund is withheld until the issue is resolved.
Finally, to find out whether they were placed under audit, individuals can check through the e-CAC portal, in the processing summary. If they identify an error or outstanding issue, taxpayers have the option to amend the return and make the necessary changes. This way, they can wait for the refund in future supplementary batches.
