Brazil’s Senate approved a bill that that would place a cap on the ICMS tax on fuel, electricity, public transport and telecommunications at 17%-18%.
- Text was approved by 65 votes in favor and 12 against
- In defeat for the government, senators approved an amendment that establishes specific compensation by the federal government for revenue losses that affect transfers to education and health
- This compensation has no expiration date
- Other compensations will be made until the end of the year
- Project has undergone changes and will have to return to the lower house
- Bill also scraps federal taxes on ethanol and ...
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