"Your August and September salary will be higher than in previous months. Why is this happening? The Government has published new income tax tables with lower discounts, applicable starting in August," reads a post from the Government shared on social media.

In practice, "in August and September you will pay less income tax, but you will also receive the extra payment since January, so the tax relief in these months will be more significant."

Then, "starting in October, the 'normal' IRS rates will be applied, which will still be lower than those previously in effect, so you will continue to have more disposable income," explains the Government.

"With this IRS reduction, taxpayers are already feeling the tax relief, having more liquidity immediately, without having to wait for next year's refund," the same publication reads.

What's changing in your paycheck?

According to the Government, here's what you should know about the changes:

- The reduction is effective starting in August;

- More money available every month;

- Applicable to salaries and pensions;

- Income tax withheld in excess since January will be refunded in August and September;

- Starting in October, new, lower rates will apply;

- The relief will be felt by three million families;

- The goal is to withhold only what is due and not withhold excess tax;

- To bring the withheld tax closer to the tax due;

- To ensure greater immediate monthly liquidity;

- Taxpayers now receive their tax refund without waiting.