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State collects 8.07 million euros per hour in taxes

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Briefings

Brazilian government projects collecting over 70 million euros in taxes despite a reduction in the Income Tax rate. A recent poll by Folha de S.Paulo indicates Flávio Bolsonaro leads with 52% support against 48% for Lula, though this data is unverified. The article was published on October 9, 2026, and the evidence is limited to a single poll snapshot.

Key points

• The Brazilian government plans to collect more than 70 million euros in taxes despite a reduction in the Income Tax rate.
• A recent poll by Folha de S.Paulo indicates Flávio Bolsonaro leads with 52% support against 48% for Lula, though this data is unverified.

Context

This finding comes from a Brazilian government budget projection and a specific poll conducted by Folha de S.Paulo, which is the primary source for the reported tax revenue and poll results.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single poll snapshot from October 2026, with no additional data on voter turnout, margin of error, or long-term trends.

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