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Federal Revenue initiates payment of the 4th batch of income tax refunds for 2026

The Federal Revenue is making the fourth batch of income tax refunds for 2026 available on this Monday (31), covering various taxpayers and significant amounts.

31 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On August 31, the Federal Revenue is carrying out the payment of the fourth batch of Individual Income Tax (IRPF) refunds for the year 2026. The total number of refunds granted in this batch is 521,935, amounting to R$ 1,238,013,251.34. Additionally, this batch includes residual refunds from previous years.

Among the refunds in this batch, 16,850 are allocated to seniors over 80 years old, 86,873 to seniors between 60 and 79 years old, and 9,029 to individuals with physical or mental disabilities. These figures reflect the Federal Revenue's attention to vulnerable groups during the refund process.

In the Vale do Paraíba region, 7,374 taxpayers were benefited in this phase, receiving a total of R$ 14,971,634.54. These amounts are part of the total sum that will be distributed to beneficiaries across Brazil.

Taxpayers who submitted their declarations on time but are not included in this batch should check their situation, especially if they fell into the fine mesh, which may delay their refunds. This information is crucial for those awaiting their payments.

To facilitate access to refund data, the Federal Revenue maintains a system that allows taxpayers to individually consult their situations, as well as providing guidance on what to do if they were not included.

It is advisable for taxpayers to pay attention to the Federal Revenue's guidelines and carry out the necessary consultations to ensure they receive the amounts they are entitled to.

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