- The OECD report reviews Brazil’s 2023 consumption tax reform, which introduced a VAT and a selective “sin tax” on harmful goods and services.
- The reform aims to address the complexity, high business costs, and trade barriers caused by Brazil’s previous fragmented tax system.
- The new VAT excludes exports, electricity, and telecommunications from its scope.
- Implementing a dual VAT in Brazil’s federal system poses challenges, particularly in sharing authority between federal and subnational governments.
- The report analyzes these challenges, suggests solutions based on international experience, and discusses the design and transition to the new tax regime.
Source: regfollower.com
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