INSS and IRRF in 2026
The tables behind a Brazilian payslip, in plain language with official sources.
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INSS table (CLT employee)
| Up to R$ 1,621 | 7.5%Official source |
|---|---|
| R$ 1,621 to R$ 2,902.84 | 9%Official source |
| R$ 2,902.84 to R$ 4,354.27 | 12%Official source |
| R$ 4,354.27 to R$ 8,475.55 | 14%Official source |
| Contribution ceiling | R$ 8,475.55Official source |
Monthly IRRF table
| Up to R$ 2,428.80 | exemptOfficial source |
|---|---|
| Up to R$ 2,826.65 | 7.5% (deduct R$ 182.16)Official source |
| Up to R$ 3,751.05 | 15% (deduct R$ 394.16)Official source |
| Up to R$ 4,664.68 | 22.5% (deduct R$ 675.49)Official source |
| Above R$ 4,664.68 | 27.5% (deduct R$ 908.73)Official source |
Deductions and the 2026 reduction
| Simplified discount | R$ 607.20 per monthOfficial source |
|---|---|
| Dependant deduction | R$ 189.59 per monthOfficial source |
| Salary up to | R$ 5,000: tax reduced to zeroOfficial source |
| Salary R$ 5,000 to R$ 7,350 | gradual reduction: R$ 978.62 minus 13.3145% of salaryConfirm on the official site |
| Above R$ 7,350 | regular table, no reductionOfficial source |
Official sources
FAQ
Why is my IRRF lower than the table says?
The 2026 reduction is subtracted from the calculated tax, and INSS and dependants reduce the base before the table applies.