- The Tax Reform bill in Brazil has been approved by the Congress.
- The final version of the bill was published on December 21, 2023.
- Several matters were excluded from the final version, including the creation of the CIDE and changes to the Sin Tax.
- The need for approval by the president of the Federal Senate has been eliminated.
- The distribution of IBS and benefits for importing petroleum derivatives into the ZFM have been suppressed.
- Differentiated regimes have been reduced to 18 sectors and 6 sectors, respectively.
- Economic studies and opinions for tax changes are no longer required to be published.
- The next step is the discussion of Supplementary Laws with the practical details of the new system.
- The Executive Power must also send bills of Law related to income tax and payroll taxation reforms within 90 days.
Source: globalcompliancenews.com
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