The taxpayer will be able to organize the accounts with Leão before the start of the deadline for delivery of the 2023 Individual Income Tax Return. of this year’s declaration (base year 2022).
Originally, the release of the program is scheduled for the 15th, the first day of delivery. The generator program can be downloaded from site of the Federal Revenuefor the Virtual Taxpayer Service Center (e-CAC)or through the My Income Tax application, available for tablets and cell phones of Android and iOS systems.
The deadline for submitting the declaration has not changed and will continue from March 15th to May 31st. What will change is that the taxpayer will be able to go ahead and leave the declaration saved, days before transmitting it to the Revenue.
In a note, the Revenue explained that the anticipation of the generating program will also help to avoid congestion that usually occurs on the first day of delivery of the declaration, when everyone downloads the program at the same time.
“The anticipation of the PGD [programa gerador da declaração] it helps the taxpayer who, by having access to the information necessary for the delivery of the declaration, can organize himself and gather the necessary documentation. In addition, it should avoid possible congestion”, explained the Tax Authorities in the statement.
Sending the pre-filled statement, clarifies the Revenue, will continue to be scheduled for the original date, March 15. According to the Revenue, only on that date, the Tax Authorities will be able to gather information from income statements sent at the end of February by employers, financial institutions and health plans and cross them with the Revenue database.
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The 2023 Individual Income Tax Declaration rules were announced on the 27th. Among the novelties are the priority in receiving refunds from those who choose to receive via Pix, provided that the key is the citizen’s Individual Taxpayer Registration (CPF), and those who use the pre-filled model.
Another novelty occurs for those who have investments in the stock exchange. Now, the declaration is only mandatory for investors who have sold shares whose sum exceeded BRL 40,000 in total or if they made a profit from the sale of shares in 2022, subject to the collection of income tax. Previously, any taxpayer who had bought or sold shares in the previous year had to declare, regardless of the amount.
