- The reform was enacted through Constitutional Amendment 132/2023 and Supplementary Law 214/2025 with a transition period from 2026 to 2032 during which further regulations are expected
- Brazil currently uses multiple types of electronic invoices managed by different authorities creating complexity but will introduce a unified electronic fiscal document under federal management to standardize requirements and streamline reporting
- Businesses will need to update systems train staff and adapt processes to comply with the reform which aims to reduce administrative burdens improve tax control and increase efficiency
- The policy shifts from a fragmented multi jurisdictional tax structure to a dual VAT system with strong legal foundation and a long transition period that allows phased implementation but requires early business planning
- Companies face short term compliance costs for system upgrades and training but will benefit from reduced complexity long term while success depends on timely regulations and effective coordination between federal and state authorities
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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