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entities ask for federal tax postponement until 2028 and government maintains deadline

twenty-seven organizations sign an open letter asking for more time to adapt to the new tax, but the government maintains the schedule.

BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM REVISTA OESTE · 2 MIN

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entities ask for federal tax postponement until 2028 and government maintains deadline

An open letter signed by 27 organizations, including the OAB and the CNI, requests the postponement of the collection of the Contribution on Goods and Services until 2028, as revealed by Revista Oeste. The group proposes that the year 2027 be exclusive for testing and adapting the new tax model.

According to Revista Oeste, the entities point out the absence of normative definitions, operational difficulties and the lack of definition of the tax rate. The signatories' document also points out the absence of a testing environment and warns of the possibility of fights in the courts involving the new federal rate and IBS.

Despite the mobilization of the productive sector and civil society, the economic team ruled out extending the deadline. According to Revista Oeste, the department confirmed the validity of the CBS on January 1, 2027.

What changes for the investor

The government's maintenance of the fiscal schedule imposes operational challenges on companies given the lack of clear regulations and the risk of tax disputes, factors that affect the financial planning of listed companies and require increased attention to compliance costs.

Automatically translated from Portuguese.

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