
Service is free, no appointment or lawyer is required and continues until Friday (6)
Mutirão in Teresina offers up to 90% discount on interest to settle municipal debts such as IPTU and ISS until Friday (6), in the old Piauí Court of Justice building.
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The Third National Tax Regularization Week offers facilities for taxpayers to pay off municipal debts.
Service is free, no appointment or lawyer required. Taxpayers can negotiate debts such as IPTU, ISS and fines until Friday (6), in the old Piauí Court of Justice building.
A joint effort offers up to 90% discount on interest to settle debts with Teresina City Hall. The action takes place from Monday (2) to Friday (6).
In-person service takes place in the Piauí Court of Justice building. It is not necessary to schedule or hire a lawyer, just bring personal documents.
Debts such as IPTU, ISS, operating fees and other municipal fines can be negotiated. The collective effort also assists those who do not have legal proceedings.
The taxpayer can choose to pay in cash or in installments. With Court approval, the charge is suspended during the installment payment.
Special conditions depend on authorizing municipal law. In the previous edition of the collective effort, 366 agreements were made, raising more than R$2 million.
Taxpayers and companies with debts to Teresina City Hall can get discounts of up to 90% on interest and monetary correction to settle outstanding issues. The negotiation is carried out during the Third National Tax Regularization Week, which began this Monday (2) and continues until Friday (6), from 8 am to 5 pm, without a lunch break.
The service takes place in the old chapel of the historic building of the Court of Justice of Piauí (TJ-PI), in the Cabral neighborhood, North Zone of Teresina. There is no need to make an appointment or hire a lawyer. Just show up at the location with personal documents.
Debts for Urban Property and Territorial Tax (IPTU), Service Tax (ISS), location and operating fees and other municipal fines can be negotiated.
In an interview with TV Clube, the judge of the 3rd Court of Public Finance Deeds, Haydée Castelo Branco, explained that the joint effort also serves taxpayers who do not yet have legal proceedings related to their debts.
"Any taxpayer or company that has a debt with the municipality of Teresina, such as IPTU, ISS, location and operating fees and other fines, can go here and negotiate the debt", he stated.
According to the judge, it is not necessary to present documents related to pending issues, because the organization already has the debts collected. On site, the teams consult the values and present payment options in cash or in installments.
How trading works
The taxpayer must present personal documents on site. After checking your debts, you can choose between paying in cash or in installments.
With the approval of the agreement by the Court, the collection process is suspended while the installment plan is in force.
The judge also highlighted that negotiation can prevent debts that have not yet been filed from becoming legal proceedings.
Will those who do not participate have another opportunity?
Anyone who is unable to attend this week will need to wait for a new joint effort to take place. According to Haydée Castelo Branco, the special conditions depend on a municipal law that authorizes discounts and installments.
The legislation was approved by the City Council and sanctioned by the mayor of Teresina.
In the previous edition, 366 agreements were made, which resulted in revenues exceeding R$2 million. For this edition, there is no exact estimate of participants or amounts to be raised.
"Our main intention is to regularize the taxpayer's taxes before the tax authorities. I believe that we can have a greater number of taxpayers regularizing their situation", said the judge.

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