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Revenue paid from July 15th, special batch of IR refunds to 4 million taxpayers entitled to 'cashback'

Por Equipe Editorial CifraNET · 17/06/2026
Revenue paid from July 15th, special batch of IR refunds to 4 million taxpayers entitled to 'cashback'
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The Federal Revenue Secretariat announced that it will pay, from July 15th, a "special" batch of Income Tax refunds to around four million taxpayers. Income. From July 8, 2026, the taxpayer will be able to check whether they have been included.
The special batch should release approximately R$500 million in refunds, referring to the 2025 financial year (calendar year 2024). Refund amounts of up to R$ 1,000 will be paid (read more below).
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The credit will be made exclusively to an account linked to the taxpayer's CPF type PIX key, and the consultation will be available from July 8th on My Income Tax (MIR), informed the Tax Authority. available to the taxpayer in the My Income Tax environment, in the application or on the Federal Revenue website (gov.br/receitafederal)", added the agency.
According to the Revenue, the automatically generated declaration will be available in My Income Tax, with the same functionalities as a declaration prepared by the taxpayer himself, guaranteeing transparency and autonomy for checking and possible adjustments.
More than 300 thousand taxpayers have not yet declared their income tax in MA and can be fined
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Understand
The special batch of automatic refund:
is intended for taxpayers who did not submit a declaration;
refers to the year 2025 (calendar year 2024);
is based on a declaration prepared by the Federal Revenue Service;
uses data already available in official databases;
will be made available to taxpayers with a refund to receive up to R$ 1,000
has its own schedule, within the scope of a pilot project.
Regular refund batches
The Federal Revenue noted that this special batch is not to be confused with the regular IRPF 2026 refund batches, intended for taxpayers who submitted a declaration.
"These batches refer to declarations actually transmitted by taxpayers and processed according to the usual income tax rules", he added.
The refunds regular schedules follow their own calendar, already published:
1st batch: paid on May 29, 2026;
2nd batch: paid on June 30, 2026;
3rd batch: paid on July 31;
4th batch: paid on August 31.
The Tax Authorities informed that consultation for the next regular batch will be available on June 23, 2026, one week before the payment.
IR fine mesh
The agency estimated that 5% of Income Tax declarations for 2026, base year 2025, fell into the so-called Leão fine mesh. There are around 2.2 million documents pending.
The percentage of declarations in the fine mesh, released by the Federal Revenue Income Tax supervisor, José Carlos da Fonseca, is similar to that recorded in recent years.
When the IR declaration falls into the fine mesh, it means that it is retained by the Tax Authorities due to pending issues related to data discrepancies (see what to do below in this report).
According to the Federal Revenue, the procedure, for those who fell into the mesh fine, it is the same as in recent years: the worker must search for the Federal Revenue Service's Virtual Taxpayer Assistance Center (e-CAC) on the internet.
Access is through the use of the "gov.br" account, at the silver or gold levels.
Taxpayers must search, in the service, for "declarations and statements".
Then they must search for "My Income Tax", and consult the 2026 declaration. at the Virtual Service Center, the IRS will inform you of the discrepancy in the declaration retained in fine mesh, and how to resolve the problem.
In this case, according to the IR supervisor, the inconsistency may be the result of incorrect information provided by the taxpayer himself, by the company he works for (paying source) or even third parties (service providers).
If the worker has reported incorrect information, he must send a rectifying declaration to correct the information. As soon as this is done by the worker, his declaration leaves the fine mesh.
If the paying source, or a service provider (from which the taxpayer included an invoice in his declaration) made a mistake, the taxpayer must wait for the information to be rectified.
However, if the company does not correct the information sent, the taxpayer does not leave the mesh and will be able to send his receipts from January 2027 through e-CAC.
Before that, it is not possible send the documents as the companies will still be correcting the information, in which case the worker may leave the network.

Source: G1

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