- Tungsten has been monitoring Brazil’s tax reforms
- Brazil is introducing a new VAT rate
- Lower House of Parliament approved a consolidated tax rate of 26.5%
- The new VAT system replaces former state and federal taxes
- Brazil aims to simplify its complex tax regime
Source: tungstenautomation.com
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