“We can make a leaner version, taxing the super-rich and reducing the corporate tax,” Guedes said during the presentation of a new tool to monitor investments.
“The number is in line with what we imagined, facing challenges posed by [coronavirus variant] Omicron and also by the lack of auto parts,” Anfavea President declared.
The topic was raised following a statement by the country’s Economy Minister saying that the government is considering slashing up to 25 percent of the rate for the Tax on Industrialized Products.
The Senate rejected changes by the Chamber in the bill that extends until December 31, 2026 the IPI exemption on the purchase of new cars by taxi drivers and people with disabilities.
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