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Durigan predicts sending MP of Selective Tax after elections

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Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan confirmed the federal government will submit a provisional measure to the National Congress after the second round of elections to establish new tax rates for the Imposto Seletivo. This decision aims to avoid political impact during the campaign, with a follow-up meeting scheduled for next week. The measure targets specific sectors including vehicles, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, and mineral goods, with collection starting in early 2027. A new split payment system is also being discussed as an optional, gradual implementation for businesses, though critics warn it may cause confusion. Durigan emphasized the need to clarify rules to reduce uncertainty during the transition.

Key points

• The Finance Minister Dario Durigan confirmed the federal government will submit a provisional measure to the National Congress after the second round of elections to establish new tax rates for the Imposto Seletivo.
• The measure targets specific sectors including vehicles, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, and mineral goods, with collection starting in early 2027.

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The evidence covers the confirmation of the provisional measure submission and the specific sectors affected, but does not include details on the exact tax rates, the timeline for the first collection, or the specific mechanisms of the split payment system beyond its optional and gradual nature.

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