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Tax package provides 120 days for Congress to discuss superwages

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Briefings

A government federal package, presented by Senator Jaques Wagner on November 11, 2026, proposes a 120-day legislative window to regulate public service super-salaries. The package includes a 20% reduction in various tax benefits for businesses and specific fiscal rules, such as allowing up to R$10.5 billion in diesel subsidies for the 2026 fiscal target. The government estimates the package will generate R$50 to R$60 billion in fiscal impact by 2027, though no detailed calculation of revenue loss is provided.

Key points

• The federal government presented a fiscal adjustment package to the National Congress on November 11, 2026, with a 120-day deadline for analyzing super-salary regulations.
• The package includes a 20% reduction in tax benefits for businesses and specific rules allowing up to R$10.5 billion in diesel subsidies for the 2026 fiscal target.

Context

This fiscal adjustment package is part of a broader strategy to control public spending growth and improve the fiscal result. It was negotiated between the government and the National Congress to manage the expansion of public expenditures.

Limitations

The evidence covers the main fiscal measures but lacks specific details on which companies or sectors will be affected. It also does not provide a detailed calculation of the revenue loss from the tax benefit reductions, limiting the ability to assess the full fiscal impact.

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