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TODAY (24), the verification of the residual batch of the 2023 income tax refund became available. This amount concerns returns that were submitted late.
Today, Tuesday (24), the Federal Revenue Service made the inspection of the additional batches of the 2023 Income Tax (IR) refund available. At present, the number of taxpayers entitled to the credit exceeds 350 thousand. Additionally, the tax authority will make this payment on October 31.
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In general terms, the expectation was that the fifth and final batch would be completed in September. However, due to late submissions, additional refund deposits arose. Thus, this October, the tax authority will disburse approximately R$ 600 million to taxpayers. Continue reading for more details.
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Understand how to receive it and how to conduct the inspection
To check whether there are pending income tax refund credits with the Federal Revenue Service, taxpayers should access the e-CAC Portal, available on the Federal Revenue Service website. After accessing it, navigate to: statements and reports > My Income Tax. There, you can check whether you are included in this additional batch.
Regarding payments, you will receive the total amount in the account previously provided or through the Pix key. However, if the deposit is not completed, such as in cases involving inactive accounts, you can collect the amounts within a period of 1 year at Banco do Brasil.
Additionally, you can recover the income tax refund amounts via the BB Portal or by contacting the BB Relationship Center by phone: 4004-0001 (state capitals), 0800-729-0001 (other regions) and 0800-729-0008 (for people with hearing impairments).
Which taxpayers will benefit from the residual income tax refund batch in October?
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Considering the overall picture, of the total amount to be disbursed by the tax authority, approximately R$ 427 million corresponds to priority taxpayers. Within this group, there are around 6,000 people over 80, 54,000 between 60 and 79, 6,000 individuals with a disability, as well as 16,000 whose main income comes from the judiciary and nearly 120,000 who chose Pix as their payment method and submitted the pre-filled return.
In conclusion, there is still the share of individuals not categorized as priority taxpayers, totaling nearly 151,000 taxpayers. As noted, this additional batch also includes those who filed their returns late or needed to make some adjustment or correction but are ultimately entitled to a refund of 2023 income tax.
