- Brazil has introduced a new Complementary Law, Number 199, that aims to simplify tax obligations.
- The law includes guidelines for issuing electronic invoices and achieving supplementary obligations, with the goal of reducing compliance costs and encouraging conformity from taxpayers.
- Tax administrations from all levels of government will be able to share data to decrease extra obligations and increase inspection efficiency.
- The National Committee for the Simplification of Additional Tax Obligations (CNSOA), linked to the Ministry of Finance, will manage the simplification measures.
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