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Brazil’s Federal Revenue Rises 5.62% Above Inflation in September

Brazil collected R$239.384 billion in federal revenue in September, a 5.62% increase from a year earlier after adjustment for IPCA inflation, according to Receita Federal’s monthly report released October 22. Revenue for January through September totaled R$2.351466 trillion, up 6.97% in real terms. The agency cited social-security contributions, PIS/Cofins levies, capital-income withholding tax, corporate income tax and the social contribution on net profit among the contributors. It also highlighted the crude-oil export tax, which generated R$2.943 billion in September and R$12.869 billion over January through September.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the archival exterior of the Receita Federal office in Sousa, Paraíba, with a tiled facade, recessed entrance, sign pillar, empty flagpoles and trees, rendered in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel strokes. Contextual agency imagery based on a 2011 photograph, not a depiction of the September 2026 revenue figures being announced.

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