'IR' Only 27.1% of taxpayers declared so far

Of the 34.1 million people who need to declare the Income Tax (IR), only 9,256,613 filed the declaration, that is 27.1% of the total expected for 2022.

The delivery period began on March 7th and ends on April 29th, giving less than a month for those who have not yet delivered the declaration to provide it. Those who do not declare their IR within the deadline will have to pay a fine of R$ 165.74 or 20% on top of the amount due.

Must declare the IR who:

• Had taxable income greater than R$ 28,559.70, and in the case of rural activity R$ 142,798.50;
• Received exempt income with a value greater than BRL 40,000.00;
• Anyone who has disposed of assets or rights, subject to the levy of tax or carried out operations on stock exchanges or similar;
• By the end of the year, it owned properties worth more than R$300,000.00;
• Those who opted for exemption from IR on the gain from the sale of a residential property, whose value is applied to the purchase of another property in the national territory.
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Does not need to be declared:

• Current account balances of less than R$140;
• Movable property, with the exception of cars, boats and aircraft, with a value of less than R$ 5 thousand;
• Values ​​of shares, or other financial assets, with a value of less than R$ 1 thousand;
• Debts that are less than BRL 5 thousand on December 31, 2021.

To declare the IR you first need to gather all the necessary documentation. Have the income report that can be obtained from February 18th on the Meu INSS website.

Then download the Income Tax Program on your computer, or if you prefer, download the My Income Tax application on your cell phone. Install following the guidelines of the program or application itself.

Those who are retired from the INSS, keep an eye on the information that must be included in the declaration:

Base year earnings and withholding tax 

• 13th INSS salary;
• In the case of retirees who still work, it will be necessary to declare the amounts received from the INSS and the remuneration of the current job;
• Those who also receive a pension must declare the two social security amounts;
• If the retirement or pension is linked to another institution, it is necessary to make the statement in separate forms;
• INSS delays must be declared and in a specific field;
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