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Revenue Plans to Raise R$ 10.5 Bi with Dividends - 22/09/2026

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New projection for 2026 is below R$ 17.2 billion estimated by Revenue in July

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New projection for 2026 is below R$ 17.2 billion estimated by Revenue in July

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The income tax collection related to income with dividends amounted to R$ 4.029 billion in 2026 until August, according to data released this Tuesday by the Federal Revenue. With the result below expected, the Fisco again reduced the collection projection for this year, from R$ 17.2 billion to R$ 10.5 billion. The new estimate is almost one third of the initial projection, of R$ 29 billion. The 10% income tax rate withheld at the Source (IRRF) a…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Estimative fell from R$ 17.2 billion to R$ 10.5 billion and is well below the R$ 29 billion originally projected by the government The post Recita Reduz Projection de Arreccação con Dividendos to R$ 10.5 billion in 2026 apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.

Organ projected revenue R$ 28 billion at the beginning of the year; given it should be revised to approximately R$ 10.5 billion. Read on Power360.

The Federal Revenue reduced its collection projection with the new taxation of dividends to R$ 10.5 billion, well below the originally predicted R$ 29 billion, informed on Tuesday the head of the Tax and Customs Studies Center of the Revenue, Claudemir Malaquias. In an interview to the press, Malaquias said that the new data should be incorporated [...]

In an interview with the press, Malachi said that the new data should be incorporated into the government's fiscal projections that will be presented this week.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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