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The Office of the Attorney General of the National Treasury has extended until May 29, 2026 the deadline for adherence to the tax settlement proposals provided for under PGDAU Notice No. 1/2026.

The measure allows companies and taxpayers to regularize federal tax debts enrolled in the Union’s active debt registry under differentiated conditions, including significant discounts and long-term installment plans.

The following debts may be included in the settlement:

• settlements based on payment capacity assessment;
• credits classified as irrecoverable;
• debts secured by surety insurance or bank guarantees.

The notice also covers debts enrolled until January 30, 2025, classified as low-value debts.

The extension represents a strategic opportunity to reorganize tax liabilities and align tax obligations with the taxpayer’s financial reality. The conditions may provide discounts of up to 75% on interest and penalties, as well as installment plans of up to 133 months, depending on the economic capacity analysis conducted by the Office of the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Despite the extension, adherence should not be postponed until the last moment. This may be the final opportunity, under this notice, for a secure and economically viable tax regularization.

Taxpayers with debts registered in the active debt registry should adopt a structured and timely approach to maximize the available benefits.