- Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies approved a draft law regulating indirect tax reform
- The draft law includes a 26.5% combined rate cap
- The reform aims to create a more efficient and simpler tax system
- President of the Chamber of Deputies, Arthur Lira, highlighted the social justice aspect of the reform, including cashback for the most vulnerable population
- The approved legislation will now move to the Senate for further analysis
- The reform is part of the efforts to simplify and streamline Brazil’s tax system
- A cap of 26.5% was set to ensure stability and predictability in tax rates for the Brazilian population
Source: camara.leg.br
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