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If you had a child in 2023, you need to declare the change in your household to the Tax Office, so that it is counted for IRS purposes.
As the Tax Authority clarifies in a Facebook post, the tax situation of a household is accounted for in IRS until December 31st. In other words, you only have a few days left to make the change.
If you had a child, they will be included in the 2023 statement, submitted in 2024.
"The IRS is calculated annually and considers your tax situation and your household on December 31," reads the tax office's publication.
That is to say – exemplifies – "If you had a child in December of this year, they will already be part of the household for IRS purposes in 2023".
Note that this can be a beneficial act in terms of IRS, as it will bring more deductions and the probability of a higher refund.
If you also want to increase your chances of saving with this tax, don't forget to keep validating all invoices in which you entered your taxpayer number, that appear on your e-Fatura portal.
And if you are still looking to save in other ways in 2024 - consider reducing expenses with your credit and insurance portfolio. A credit intermediary/insurance mediator may be exactly what you need. Contact Poupança no Minuto and find out which options are suitable for your case!
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