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The deadline for submitting Income Tax declarations for 2023 will be from March 15th to May 31st, 2023, but it is necessary to pay attention to the details of what needs to be done so as not to make a mistake when making the declaration. Below we have some important information about what you must not forget to do or make mistakes to run the risk of falling into the IR 2023 fine mesh. Find out how to declare Treasury Direct on Income Tax Who needs to declare and pay Income Tax 2023? Individuals who received taxable income above R$28,559.70 in the calendar year (previous year) 2022; Anyone who received exempt, non-taxable or taxed income exclusively at source, the sum of which was greater than R$40,000.00 in calendar year 2022.
The QR CODE for payment with PIX for the Income Tax DARF will also be available when there is tax to be paid. Find out more in this complete content: Income Tax Refund: find out how it works What are the most common mistakes and how to avoid them when making the declaration? Omission Brother cell phone list of income: many people forget to declare some type of income, be it temporary work, the sale of a property, rent, profit from shares, among others; Typing errors: you need to be careful when filling out the information, especially in the case of values, as these are very important in the IR declaration; Incorrect information about dependents: many taxpayers provide incorrect information about their dependents, such as name, CPF, date of birth and even their income; Incorrect deductions: some expenses are not deductible or exceed the limits established by the Federal Revenue, such as expenses with health, education, private pension, among others.
Lack of receipts: many taxpayers leave expense receipts missing and are unable to demonstrate the veracity of the information declared; Confusing PGBL with VGBL: For private pension plans there are two different taxation rules: PGBL and VGBL . The PGBL allows a deduction of up to 12% of IR and must be declared in “Payments Made”. VGBL is not deductible in IR and must be informed in the “Assets and Rights” field; Declaration in the wrong field: the IR declaration has several fields to be filled in. It is important that taxpayers research and ask questions to understand where each piece of information should be placed so that everything comes out correctly; Inclusion of parents as dependents: in this case, it is only permitted if their income does not exceed R$22,847.76; Inclusion of a dependent in more than one declaration: if the taxpayer includes a dependent, this cannot have its own declaration or be part of someone else's declaration.
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发表于 2023-10-7 18:46:56