
Payment is for taxpayers who chose to pay the tax in installments in 2026. Guide can be issued on the Sefaz website or requested via WhatsApp.
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IPTU is a mandatory municipal tax. Failure to pay within the deadline generates financial charges and administrative sanctions.
The seventh installment of Maceió's IPTU expires next Wednesday (30) for taxpayers who opted to pay the tax in installments in 2026.
The payment guide can be issued on the Municipal Finance Department website or requested via WhatsApp at (82) 3312-5990.
To access the bill, you must provide the municipal registration number or the property's registration data.
Anyone who does not have this information can request it via WhatsApp or email [email protected].
After maturity, the amount is subject to interest and fines. Default can also lead to the debt being registered as an active debt and protest.

IPCA data show that picanha inflation was lower during the third Lula government (7.8%) compared to the equivalent period of the Bolsonaro government (33.4%). The phenomenon is attributed to supply factors and slaughter records, despite the high level of prices.

The Ministry of Finance maintained the diesel subsidy at R$2.12 per liter. The decision aims to contain volatility in fuel prices, driven by the war in Iran and the price of a barrel of oil close to US$100.
The federal government instituted Desenrola 3.0 via provisional measure. The new stage allows the Union to buy portfolios of defaulted debts at auctions, passing on discounts of up to 90% to debtors. The program aims to benefit 15 million people by 2027.

The Ministry of Finance formalized the maintenance of the subsidy of R$ 2.12 per liter for diesel oil. The measure aims to contain the volatility of international prices and unifies the benefit installments after the expiration of a previous provisional measure.

Executives from the betting sector criticize the provisional measure signed by Lula that prohibits betting in Brazil. The sector points to legal uncertainty, loss of jobs and risk of migration to the illegal market, after the government raised money from grants in the last two years.

The city councils of Janaúba and Jaíba, in the North of Minas Gerais, declared an economic emergency in the agricultural sector due to the combination of drought, debt, low sales and difficulties in accessing credit. The decrees, with an initial validity of 180 days, aim to support producers through coordination with financial institutions, recovery of local roads and referral to state and federal programs. In Janaúba, a local slaughterhouse granted collective vacations to 743 employees between September and October, reflecting the impacts on the production chain. In Jaíba, the focus is on irrigated agriculture under the Jaíba Project, already affected by the drought previously declared in August. No decree automatically guarantees debt renegotiation or suspension of financial obligations.