- The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved a tax reform bill that aims to consolidate various indirect taxes at the federal, state, and municipal levels.
- The bill includes the consolidation of taxes such as the industrialized product tax (IPI), social integration contributions (PIS/PASEP), social security contributions (COFINS), state goods and service tax (ICMS), and municipal service tax (ISS).
- These consolidated taxes would be replaced by a goods and services tax (IBS) at the municipal, state, and federal levels, as well as a selective tax on specific goods and services under federal jurisdiction.
- This tax reform bill aims to simplify the tax regime in Brazil and streamline the tax collection process.
- The approval of this bill is a significant step towards implementing tax reforms in Brazil and could have a significant impact on businesses and taxpayers in the country.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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