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Federal uprising grows 5.62% in September and totals R$ 239.4 billion

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Briefings

Federal revenue reached R$ 239.4 billion in September 2026, a 5.62% real increase from September 2025. The total annual revenue from January to September 2026 was R$ 2.351 trillion, representing a 6.97% real increase over the same period last year. Key contributors included the Social Security system (R$ 64.6 billion, +6.18%), corporate income tax (R$ 12.06 billion, +9.68%), and export taxes on crude oil. The article notes that revenue from the 'sin tax' is projected to reach R$ 41.9 billion by 2027.

Key points

• Federal revenue totaled R$ 239.4 billion in September 2026, marking a 5.62% real increase compared to September 2025.
• The Social Security system contributed R$ 64.6 billion in September 2026, with real growth of 6.18% driven by wage increases and compensation tax recoveries.

Context

This briefing reports on the Brazilian federal budget execution for September 2026, highlighting significant contributions from social security and corporate taxes. The data reflects the ongoing economic recovery and fiscal policy adjustments aimed at stabilizing the economy.

Limitations

Data covers only September 2026 and the first nine months of 2026. Forecasts for 2027 are mentioned as projections, not confirmed outcomes. Some specific tax components like export taxes on crude oil are noted but lack detailed breakdowns.

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