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Durigan defends Revenue as a state intelligence platform

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Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan argues the Receita Federal should function as a strategic intelligence platform for the state, not just a tax collection agency. During the 4th Congress of Tax and Customs Law on October 14, 2026, Durigan emphasized using aggregated data and artificial intelligence to improve public policy design and enhance state efficiency. He cited the Carbono Oculto investigation as an example where data analysis revealed money laundering structures involving fintechs and investment funds. Durigan also noted that the Receita will share data across federal, state, and municipal levels under the new tax reform, expanding analytical capabilities. The minister predicted that this shift would elevate the Brazilian state to a more efficient and intelligent level.

Key points

• Finance Minister Dario Durigan stated the Receita Federal should be viewed as a strategic intelligence platform for the Brazilian state, emphasizing data-driven public policy design over mere tax collection.
• The minister highlighted the Carbono Oculto investigation as evidence of how aggregated data analysis can uncover money laundering structures involving fintechs and investment funds.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the minister's speech at the 4th Congress of Tax and Customs Law on October 14, 2026, which focuses on strategic vision and methodology rather than specific operational outcomes or quantitative results.

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