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Overview
- Receita Federal reported R$2.928 trillion in IPCA‑adjusted revenues for 2025, a real increase of 3.65% from 2024 and the highest level since the series began.
- Officials attributed the result to a firmer services sector, expanding credit and higher wages alongside legal changes that raised effective taxation on specific items.
- IOF collections reached R$86.5 billion, up 20.5% in real terms after rate increases that were largely sustained by the Supreme Court.
- New taxation of online betting delivered about R$9.95 billion in 2025, up from R$91 million a year earlier, marking a sharp step‑up in receipts.
- Under recently approved rules targeting habitual debtors, the Receita aims to secure roughly R$200 billion this year through non‑litigious, guidance‑focused collection.