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The program allows taxpayers to settle municipal debts with amnesty on fines and interest, paying only the updated principal amount of the debt.
With the program, 100% of the amounts corresponding to fines and interest will be forgiven. The taxpayer must pay only the updated principal amount of the debt, with the possibility of paying in up to 24 installments.
Between September 8th and December 23rd, 2026, citizens simply need to express their interest in participating in the program, online or in person:
During the service, the citizen will be informed about the updated value of the debt and will be able to choose the payment method, respecting the established conditions.
Debts can be paid in up to 24 installments, with minimum installments starting at R$97.30 (value referring to the VRM - Municipal Reference Value, which is updated annually).
The first installment must be paid by the last business day of the month in which the taxpayer signed up. The remaining installments must be paid on the 10th, 20th or 30th of the following months.
Delays of more than 90 consecutive days in paying any installment will result in the loss of the amnesty benefit, and the debt will be charged again with interest and fines.
If the citizen already has debts that are being collected in court, the amnesty is conditional on the payment of court costs and 10% of legal fees on the updated value of the debt.

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