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Taxpayers have until today to pay the 2025 IRS

RTP Notícias31 August 2026 at 10:20

Taxpayers have until this Monday, March 31, to settle the IRS referring to the 2024 earnings. This is the maximum deadline for the payment of the tax, both for those who have to pay and for those who are entitled to receive it.

The article refers to the payment or receipt of the 2025 IRS, which concerns the income obtained in the previous year. This is a tax obligation that affects all taxpayers who earned income during the year 2024.

Those who do not comply with the deadline are subject to interest and fines, in accordance with the tax legislation in force. It is important that taxpayers verify their situation with the tax authorities before the end of the day.

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