Rates last verified against official sources on 1 September 2026
Taxes and social security are deducted from your gross salary.
You earn more than 33% of workers in Brazil
| Band | Annual income (BRL) | Rate | On R$30,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Band 1 | R$0 โ R$29,146 | 0% | R$0 |
| Band 2 | R$29,146 โ R$33,920 | 7.5% | R$64 |
| Band 3 | R$33,920 โ R$45,013 | 15% | โ |
| Band 4 | R$45,013 โ R$55,976 | 22.5% | โ |
| Band 5 | R$55,976+ | 27.5% | โ |
| Income tax total (before allowances) | R$64 | ||
A personal allowance of up to R$29,146/year applies; effective tax may be lower. Figures on this page reflect the current allowance and rounding.
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Brazil โ no 2027 tax changes have been legislated yet, so this uses 2026 rules. It will update as soon as the 2027 figures are published.
| Annual income (BRL) | Marginal rate |
|---|---|
| R$0 โ R$29,146 | 0% |
| R$29,146 โ R$33,920 | 7.5% |
| R$33,920 โ R$45,013 | 15% |
| R$45,013 โ R$55,976 | 22.5% |
| R$55,976 and above | 27.5% |
PGBL private-pension contributions (up to 12% of gross) and dependents (R$189.59/mo each) reduce IRPF base. Simplified deduction R$607.20/mo alternative. From 2026 (Lei 15.270/2025) a redutor zeroes IRPF on monthly taxable income up to R$5,000 (R$60,000/year) and tapers linearly to zero at R$7,350/month (R$88,200/year), so the bracket table below overstates what is actually paid at low and middle incomes.
Monthly gross pay and what is left of it after tax and social contributions.
| Gross / month | Net / month |
|---|---|
| R$1,500 | R$1,388 |
| R$2,500 | R$2,299 |
| R$4,000 | R$3,631 |
| R$6,000 | R$4,973 |
| R$9,000 | R$6,717 |