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Union releases R $ 950 million to install IBS Committee

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Briefings

Brazil's federal government approved a credit operation to finance the initial setup of the CGIBS, a new body managing the consumption-based IBS tax. The operation authorizes the receipt of funds for 2025 and 2026, with the total allocation set at R$ 950 million. The CGIBS is tasked with collecting, supervising, and distributing IBS revenues among states, the Federal District, and municipalities, replacing ICMS and ISS. The contract specifies that the Union will cover installation costs between 2025 and 2028, with the returned funds to be repaid in 2029 using future IBS revenues.

Key points

• The federal government approved a credit operation to finance the initial setup of the CGIBS, a new body managing the consumption-based IBS tax.
• The total allocation for the operation is R$ 950 million, covering 2025 and 2026, with funds returned to the Union in 2029 using future IBS revenues.

Context

The CGIBS is the first body in Brazil to manage a consumption-based tax, replacing ICMS and ISS. The operation was signed on October 27, 2026, at the Ministry of Finance, and the contract covers the period from 2025 to 2028 for installation costs.

Limitations

The evidence covers the approval of the credit operation and its initial funding period. It does not provide details on the CGIBS's specific organizational structure, the exact composition of the tax base, or the long-term operational performance of the body.

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