- Brazil’s President signed a new tax law on 16 January 2025.
- The law introduces new taxation frameworks: IBS, CBS, and IS.
- The 2023 reform introduced a VAT and a selective tax on harmful goods and services.
- The selective tax excludes exports, electricity, and telecommunications.
- The selective tax is included in the taxable base for new VATs and during the transition for state and municipal taxes.
- The law will be effective from 1 January 2027.
- The selective tax applies to certain vehicles, vessels, aircraft, smoking products, sugary drinks, alcoholic beverages, mineral goods, and fantasy sports.
- The tax is applied on the first supply, auction sales, mineral extraction, service provision, or imports.
- Taxpayers include manufacturers, importers, auction winners, and service providers.
- Tax rates are based on environmental and performance criteria.
- Vehicles are taxed based on emissions and efficiency.
- Zero-emission vessels and aircraft may get tax reductions.
- Tobacco and alcoholic beverages have dual tax rates.
- Mineral goods have a maximum tax rate of 0.25%.
- Natural gas for industrial or transportation use is taxed at zero.
Source: regfollower.com
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