BrazilPensions & RetirementRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 28 September 2026
What changes: The pension reform introduces an 11% charge on the benefits of all retirees and pensioners. This measure aims to adjust the finances of the pension system.
What changes: Starting in 2026, the Municipality of Entre-Ijuís will implement a new contribution rule for retirees and pensioners. The charge will apply to amounts exceeding two minimum wages.
What changes: The rules for permanent disability retirement under the own regime of the Municipality of São Paulo were altered by the Amendment to the Organic Law of the Municipality No. 41, of November 18, 2021. It has been in effect since March 19, 2022.
What changes: Constitutional Amendment No. 103, of November 12, 2019, known as the Pension Reform, altered the rules for retirement. The new rules establish minimum ages of 62 years for women and 65 years for men, with a minimum contribution period of 20 years for private and public sector workers. Some sources mention that the age for women will gradually increase.
What changes: Amendment to the Organic Law of the Municipality of São Paulo No. 41, of November 18, 2021, altered the retirement rules for the Municipal Social Security System of São Paulo, in conjunction with Constitutional Amendment No. 103/2019. One of the changes impacts retirement due to permanent work incapacity, based on art. 26, I, of the General and Transitional Provisions of the L.O.M, as amended by a
What changes: The Pension Reform of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, carried out between 2019 and 2020, altered retirement rules. The document lists various pre-reform rules, including the general rule for age and contribution time, transition rules, and special rules for professors, Civil Police, Susepe, IGP, exposure to harmful agents, and disability due to serious illness or other causes. The reform was based
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