The governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha (MDB), signed, this Tuesday (30/12), the decree that establishes the basic reference values for the Public Cleaning Fee (TLP) and the collection of the Public Lighting Contribution (CIP) in the country’s capital, in 2026.
The TLP is intended to finance solid waste collection, transportation, treatment and disposal services. The values have been readjusted compared to this year. In the case of TLP, there are two basic reference values (BRVs), A and B.
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The first, intended for exclusively residential properties, increased from R$462.07 to R$481.38. The second, for residential properties with commercial, mixed and non-residential use, increased from R$924.14 to R$962.77.
The values must be multiplied by the factor available in Schedules 1 and/or 2 — depending on location and property type, respectively — of the 1981 Act that established the TLP in the DF.
See the TLP values for 2026:
Basic Reference Value A (VBR-A): R$481.38 (for exclusively residential properties). Base Reference Value B (VBR-B): R$962.77 (for residential properties with commercial, mixed and non-residential use).
Public lighting
The CIP has also been readjusted. In the 2024 decree, the amount paid this year for a residence consuming between 81 and 100 kWh per month was R$4.12. For 2026, the value will be R$4.29.
The Contribution to Public Lighting is a tax which aims to finance the public lighting service; the contribution is invoiced by the electricity concessionaire on the bill and passed on to the local authority.
See the decree in its entirety:
The fee will be charged on the electricity bill issued by Neoenergia, from January to December 2026, according to the schedule established by the company itself and depending on the consumption range and the type of property.
The TLP and CIP values were updated based on the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) accumulated over the last 12 months from December 2024 to November 2025, which stands at 4.18%.
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