FPM: September addition reaches 0.5% and totals more than R$3 billion in 2024

FPM: September addition reaches 0.5% and totals more than R billion in 2024

Brazilian municipalities will already be able to count on the September addition from the Municipal Participation Fund (FPM) this Tuesday (10). As the 1% achieved is being gradually transferred until the total percentage is reached, the value for 2024 is 0.5% and totals R$ 3,333,530,800.27.

It is worth noting that last year, the September additional rate was still at 0.25%. However, for the same month in 2025, the forecast is that the value of 1% will be reached. This is what public budget specialist Cesar Lima explains.

“This 1% was added in stages. In 2022 and 2023, this percentage was 0.25%; this year it is 0.5% and next year, it will finally reach 1% and so on. This portion is a percentage of the accumulated values from September of last year to August of this year”, he points out.

FPM: city halls share more than R$4 billion this Tuesday (10); see how much your municipality will receive

The additional September transfer was consolidated by Constitutional Amendment No. 112/2021. The measure was established with the aim of minimizing the seasonality of revenue throughout the year, taking into account that the FPM is composed of a percentage of the revenue from Income Tax (IR) and Tax on Industrialized Products (IPI).

The states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais receive the largest portions of this extra resource: R$410,769,932.60 and R$408,540,680.55, respectively. Among the capitals, the largest amount goes to Fortaleza (CE), which receives R$28,675,538.64; followed by Bahia, with R$25,807,982.11.

Check the map below to see how much your municipality will receive from the September supplement

It is worth noting that, in relation to this extra transfer, there is no retention of amounts for specific purposes, such as for the National Fund for the Development of Education (Fundeb), for example. “These are financial resources transferred to municipalities and there are no conditions for these resources”, highlights Lima.

Without counting the extra transfer in September, Brazilian municipalities still share R$4,276,269,144.67 from the FPM for the first ten days of September. The amount is 8% higher than that recorded in the same period in August 2024.