A Secretariat of the Federal Revenue Brazil decided to advance the release of the program used to declare and send the Income Tax 2023 for the day of today. Originally, the software would only be available on the March, 15which is when the deadline for submitting declarations begins.
According to the agency, the idea is to avoid possible congestion in the Federal Revenue system next week and help the taxpayer to plan and gather the necessary documentation. IRPF 2023 (as the software is called), is completely free of course.
The program is available for macOS [PKG], Windows [EXE, 64 bits e 32 bits], Linux [BIN, 64 bits] and for multiple platforms [ZIP]. If you prefer, you can also make the declaration through the application. My Income Taxwhich was already available in both iOS and Android stores and is updated annually (this year’s update has not yet been released, however).
The mobile app, however, cannot be used by taxpayers whose income:
- It was over R$ 5 million in 2020, whether taxable or not.
- For do exterior.
- It is related to the recovery of the exempt portion of rural activity.
- It corresponds to profit on the sale of a residential property for the acquisition of another property.
Finally, there is also the option of making the declaration via the web through the e-CAC portal.
who must declare
As in the last two years, the declaration is mandatory for individuals residing in Brazil or who were in this condition until December 31, 2022 and who received, in the last year, taxable income above R$28,559.70.
Taxpayers must also declare that:
- Received income that is exempt, non-taxable or taxed exclusively at source, the sum of which exceeded BRL 40,000 in 2022.
- Anyone who obtained, in any month of 2022, a capital gain on the sale of assets or rights subject to the levy of tax or carried out operations on stock, commodity, futures and similar exchanges and whose sum was greater than BRL 40,000.
- Received more than R$142,798.50 in rural activities (agriculture, for example) or have rural losses to be compensated in 2022 or in the coming years.
- Who had, on December 31, 2022, possession or ownership of goods or rights, including bare land, with a total value greater than R$300,000.
- Who opted for tax exemption on the sale of a residential property to buy another within a period of 180 days.
the news
- The pre-filled version of the declaration was expanded and is now able to “import” a greater number of taxpayer information automatically, streamlining the entire declaration process.
- Anyone who opts for the pre-filled version or chooses to receive the refund via Pix will have priority in payments. Until then, only the elderly, taxpayers with physical/mental disabilities or serious illness and taxpayers whose main income was teaching had priority in refunds.
- Only taxpayers who sold shares whose sum is greater than R$40,000 are required to declare. Until 2022, any operation to sell shares on the stock exchange was already included in this account.
The deadline for the declarations to be delivered, as stated, will begin on March 15th (next Wednesday) and will run until may 31st, which is also when the first installment of the refund will be paid. The second batch will be paid on the day 30/6while the third in 31/7the room in 31/8 and the fifth in 29/9.
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