Second report of result of national collection released by the Federal Revenue this past week, there was a historic record in the collection of 2021. This is because the sum reached 17.36% more than the previous year, 2020, which is the best result in 21 years.
Thus, the collection managed to reach the mark of R$ 1.878 trillion, which represents a real increase, in which inflation has already been discounted. Furthermore, in December 2021 alone, more than BRL 193 billion were raised, i.e. 10.76% more than in December of the previous year.
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With that, the Federal Revenue Secretary, Julio César Vieira, said in a press conference that the number represents “a process of economic recovery”. He even went so far as to guarantee that this resumption of economic growth will increase in 2022.
In addition to the federal collection data, other values related to the 2021 balance sheet were disclosed. Among them, for example, is the amount of administrative revenue from the Federal Revenue, responsible for accounting for the collection of federal taxes. According to the data provided, this revenue increased by 16.11% when compared to the previous year, totaling BRL 1.792 trillion in 2021.
The values of the collection of IRPJ (Corporate Income Tax) and CSLL (Social Contribution on Net Income) were also disclosed. These indicators also showed real growth, at a figure of 31.1% when compared to the period from January to December 2020. This is because, according to the Revenue, there was a real increase of 37.96% in the collection according to the monthly estimate, in addition to an actual increase in the collection of the quarterly balance sheet and in the collection of profit presumed.
Another justification pointed out by the government and which contributed to the total result for 2021 was the collection of Cofins and also of PIS/Pasep. After all, these collections represented a real increase of 16.47% more than 2020, in a sum of R$ 384.217 million.
Therefore, this value ends up reflecting a real increase of 14.78%, referring to the collection of the non-financial sector and an increase of 31.38% in the collection of imports. Finally, the government also highlighted the real increase of 5.09% in the volume of sales and 9.53% in the volume of services.
Remembering that, to check all these values, you can access the National Revenue Result Report on the Federal Revenue website. And don't forget to share this article with your friends, helping us spread relevant news!
