Recovery of Fees Paid Above the Ceiling for Doctors, Teachers and Self-Employed Workers
Many professionals, including doctors, teachers, and self-employed individuals in the private sector with more than one employment status, may be contributing to the INSS (National Institute of Social Security) beyond the established limit, resulting in undue payments. Normative Instruction No. 971 of 2009 and Ordinance No. 2 of 2024 establish a maximum limit for INSS contributions of R$7,786.02. Any amount paid beyond this limit may be refunded.
How Does the Process Work?
The service includes an analysis of your contributions to identify payments above the limit and assists in preparing and submitting an administrative or judicial refund request. We monitor the entire process to ensure you recover any unduly paid amounts efficiently and securely.
Legal Basis:
According to tax and social security legislation, in particular Normative Instruction No. 971/09 (Art. 87, § 2, item I, item "b") and Ordinance No. 2 of 2024 of the Federal Revenue Service, INSS contributions must comply with the social security limit of R$7,786.02. Any excess paid in error must be recovered upon request.
Steps for Recovery:
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Contribution Analysis;
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Documentation;
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Request Submission; and
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We monitor the progress of the process until the funds are recovered.
Contact us to ensure you don't overpay the INSS and recover your rights fairly and efficiently.
