Income Tax 2026: Revenue pays special batch of automatic refund this Wednesday More than 17 thousand taxpayers from Rondônia were included in the third batch of refunds of Personal Income Tax (IRPF) 2026. In total, the Federal Revenue will pay R$ 31,014,816.51 to 17,256 people in the state. Payment is scheduled for July 31st. The batch consultation is now available and can be done on the Federal Revenue website, in the "My Income Tax" area, under the "Consult Refund" option. It is also possible to check whether the refund was released through the Federal Revenue app for cell phones and tablets. ? Across the country, the third batch includes 2,743,200 refunds, totaling R$4.6 billion. Payments will be distributed as follows: 839,464 refunds for taxpayers who used the pre-filled declaration and/or chose to receive via PIX; 309,441 refunds for taxpayers falling under other priority criteria; 197,821 refunds for people with legal priority; and 1,396,474 refunds for non-priority taxpayers. In the 2nd Fiscal Region, formed by the states of Acre, Amapá, Amazonas, Pará, Rondônia and Roraima, 123,270 taxpayers will receive, together, R$ 223.1 million. READ ALSO: Camera captures moment when cat opens doorknob and enters room alone Mega-Sena, 3036: bet made in RO is one number away from the millionaire prize According to the Federal Revenue Service, this is the last batch of regular IRPF 2026 refunds. After this payment, only declarations retained in the fine mesh or with inconsistencies, such as errors in the bank details provided for crediting the refund, will remain pending. Currently, around 165 thousand refunds have not yet been paid because the taxpayer reported the CPF as the PIX key, but does not have a bank account linked to this key. To regularize the situation, the Federal Revenue advises that the taxpayer: register a PIX key with the CPF at a financial institution; change the account to receive the refund through the My Income Tax service; or rectify the declaration, providing a bank account held by you. Income Tax: 4 in 10 Brazilians have not yet submitted their declaration; deadline ends at the end of May Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction