- Brazil is implementing a major dual VAT reform to address its fragmented and inefficient consumption tax system.
- The new VAT model will operate within Brazil’s federal structure, balancing federal and subnational taxing powers and introducing a revenue-sharing mechanism.
- The reform draws inspiration from Canada and India’s GST models but includes features unique to Brazil, such as uniform rules across government levels and a central IBS Steering Committee.
- The IBS Steering Committee will coordinate tax collection and revenue distribution among federal, state, and municipal governments.
- The White Paper outlines a phased implementation from 2026 to 2033, marking one of Brazil’s most significant and complex tax reforms.
Source: vatabout.com
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