MEIs Receive Extra Deadline To Pay DAS In September

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho Published on 14/09/2025 at 16:57 Updated on 14/09/2025 at 17:00

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MEIs terão até 22 de setembro para pagar o DAS-MEI de 2025, já que o vencimento tradicional cairá em um sábado.

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Deadline for DAS-MEI Payment Will Be Postponed to September 22, Offering More Time for Microentrepreneurs to Keep Contributions Up to Date.

Individual microentrepreneurs (MEIs) will have more time to pay the DAS-MEI in September 2025.
The deadline, which normally occurs on the 20th, has been postponed to the 22nd because the original date falls on a Saturday.

The Simples Nacional Collection Document is the only monthly obligation for the category.
It consolidates into a single boleto the payment of taxes such as INSS, ICMS, and ISS.

Payment Is Mandatory Even Without Activity

Even if the microentrepreneur is not operating their business, the DAS-MEI payment is still required monthly.
The contribution ensures the maintenance of the status of insured by the INSS.

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Updated Amounts for 2025

The amounts for DAS-MEI in 2025 were defined based on 5% of the minimum wage, with increases according to the activity performed.
Commerce and industry will pay R$ 76.90 per month, while service providers will pay R$ 80.90.

Those who operate in both areas will pay R$ 81.90 monthly.
Meanwhile, MEI truck drivers will have amounts ranging from R$ 182.16 to R$ 188.16, varying according to the type of cargo and route destinations.

Entrepreneurs operating in more than one sector must combine the taxes.
Commerce and industry add R$ 1, while services add R$ 5, raising the total to up to R$ 81.90 monthly.

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