- Brazil has approved a second law to operationalize its new dual VAT system, introducing federal CBS and state/municipal IBS taxes, with a phased transition from 2026 to 2033.
- A new national governance body will manage IBS administration, coordinate revenue distribution, and provide binding regulatory guidance to reduce regional tax complexity.
- The law clarifies and refines technical aspects, correcting ambiguities and standardizing rules for transactions, credits, and taxable events.
- Sector-specific rules are introduced for hospitality, financial services, energy, digital platforms, property leasing, and fuels, addressing unique industry needs and anti-evasion measures.
Source: vatcalc.com
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