WORTH99

BRA · Wealth benchmark

Brazil wealth reference

2018 · Tax filer · BRL

Partial coverage · not a national benchmark

29,101,516 Brazilian personal income-tax returns represented in the study's 2018 aggregate data

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Derived average declared net holdings per income-tax return2018 tax returns (n=29,101,516)
BRL 277,078WORTH99: published aggregate divided by record count

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Derived average declared net holdings per income-tax return · 2018 tax returns (n=29,101,516) · Tax filer.

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Source and limitations

Wealth measure: Fiscal net holdings declared on income-tax returns; not measured household wealth or all-adult wealth

  • Income-tax declarants are a selected tax-filing population, not all Brazilian adults or households.
  • Tax declarations and fiscal valuations are not complete market-value household balance sheets.
  • Average is derived from aggregate returns and declared net holdings, not a population median or percentile.

Source: Natassia Nascimento (2021), 'O Imposto sobre Grandes Fortunas no Brasil: Propostas e Simulações,' Revista de Economia Contemporânea 25(3), Table 3, DOI 10.1590/198055272533. WORTH99 divides reported declared net holdings BRL 8,063,388 MILLION by 29,101,516 income-tax returns to obtain about BRL 277,078 per return. Original published figures re-expressed; CC BY 4.0.

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