Fine IR mesh: more than 17 thousand taxpayers in Goiás will receive a letter from the Federal Revenue; see how to consult

The IRS sent almost 500,000 letters to taxpayers across the country who have their income tax declarations withheld in the fine mesh. The Letters 2026 Project aims to encourage the population to arrange regularization before they are notified or intimidated by the agency. In Goiás, more than 17 thousand letters were sent.

The letters were sent between October 5th and 20th. The declarations that were retained in the fine mesh are those in which the Revenue identified pending issues that require clarification or correction.

According to the agency, it is important that taxpayers take the opportunity to correct the information, avoiding the risk of fines and even delays in receiving refunds.

See how to check whether the declaration fell into the fine mesh:

Access the official page or the Federal Revenue app

Log in to your gov.br account

Click on the "My Income Tax" service

Please note that your statement has the status "Pending"

By clicking on the pending link, the taxpayer can check the reason for the withholding and consult guidance on how to correct the declaration. It is not necessary to go to a Federal Revenue unit to rectify the declaration.

"It is important to check that all the values ​​declared are correct and that there is documentation that proves what was informed in the declaration. If there is an error in the information declared, simply present a rectifying declaration", highlighted the Revenue.

Check out the most common mistakes that can cause retention

Forgetting to declare income on time;

Do not include income received by the dependent;

Do not report the income received by the dependent;

Do not include all retirement income;

Wrong the year in which the medical expense was incurred;

Error in the amount paid for medical expenses;

Report expenses that cannot be deducted in this way as a medical expense;

Declare VGBL (Plano Vida Gerador de Benefícios) as deductible, as this type of plan is not a private pension and cannot be deductible due to lack of legal provision.