On Tuesday afternoon (8), Nubank invited some customers to participate in a survey about Personal Income Tax. The approximate time to answer all questions is 10 minutes.
The questions that make up the survey aim to decipher the user's profile, and if they fit the profile desired by Nubank, the customer will participate in a study. Nubank will pay R$1,450 to each selected user who completes the study.
According to the fintech, the survey is conducted for millions of other Nubank customers. Now review the subject of some of the questions asked in the survey:
- How old are you?
- What is your monthly income?
- Are you going to file an income tax return?
- Have you hired an accountant to do your tax return?
- Are your investments made with IR deduction in mind?
- Is IR exemption a determining factor for your applications?
- Nubank will contact customers who fit the profile for an interview.
We still don't know Nubank's purpose with this Income Tax investigation, but the rush for 2022 IR declarations has already begun. Taxpayers will have until April 29 to submit their 2021 income tax return.
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For Nubank customers, this process is very easy. The Fintech provides the Income Report in a simple way, so that it can be attached to the 2022 IRPF. To access it, just follow the steps detailed below:
- Enter the Nubank app;
- Click on your profile (icon that resembles a face);
- Choose the Income Report option;
- Select Request Report 2021;
- Confirm the registered email;
- The Income Report will be sent to your email.<br >Finally, Nubank highlights that those who accepted will receive the company's BDR that was distributed in 2021, from the NuSócios program, free of charge, and will not need to declare it in 2022.
Regarding the investigation, the SCD editorial team contacted Nubank's press office, but did not receive a response at the end of this article.
