The Frente Parlamentar do Ambiente de Negócios launched its Agenda 2026 focusing on key reforms to boost Brazil's business environment, while stakeholders call for adjustments to PLP nº 128/2025 to ensure fair competition and growth.
Brazil's Câmara dos Deputados has approved a law to reduce federal fiscal benefits by 10%, excluding key social programs, with the project advancing to the Senate for further review.
A World Bank survey reveals bureaucracy and taxation as key challenges for Brazilian entrepreneurs, while small business confidence continues to rise amid positive economic trends.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved the regulatory framework for the 2025 tax reform, aiming to simplify taxation and promote fairness through a new unified digital system.
Apucarana's Finance Secretary deepens collaboration with local accountants through a key December meeting to foster improved tax management and business growth.
Insights from recent events highlight the implications of Brazil's 2025 tax reform on SMEs, emphasizing productivity, constitutional support, and preparation for upcoming changes.
President Lula unveils a new income tax exemption for earners up to R$5,000 monthly to support economic growth and reduce elite privileges starting 2026.
Brazil's new income tax exemption law, effective 2026, raises the tax-free income threshold and benefits 80% of small businesses, while introducing higher taxes on top earners.
Researchers propose a business-funded universal zero-fare public transportation system in Brazil, aiming to replace the existing vale-transporte scheme without taxing the government.
São José dos Campos launches a strategic business networking event for women entrepreneurs amid nationwide calls to update tax policies to boost female-led businesses' competitiveness.
Brazil's 2023 tax reform is transforming business strategies, with an upcoming free lecture to help entrepreneurs navigate new tax models and compliance requirements.
PipeRun's Semana do Software is a free online event from November 11-13, 2025, uniting Brazilian tech leaders to explore innovation, AI, business growth, and tax reform impacts.
Brazil's Senate approves extending income tax exemption to those earning up to R$5,000 monthly, marking a key social and economic policy shift ahead of the 2026 elections.
Brazil's government has approved raising the income tax exemption for earners up to R$5,000 monthly, aiming to reduce inequality and stimulate consumption.
President Lula contends hunger is a political choice influenced by inequality and government policies, advocating tax reforms and international cooperation to fight hunger and poverty.
Brazil's federal government grapples with a R$ 46 billion budget deficit after tax proposals fail, while the Senate debates expanding income tax exemptions amid political financing controversies.
President Lula seeks to raise taxes on betting companies and fintechs as a tactical move to politically pressure opposition parties ahead of elections, despite expected resistance.
Brazilian Congress's rejection of MP 1303/2025 halts a key tax reform intended to fund social programs, drawing sharp reactions from President Lula and political leaders.
São Paulo proposes a comprehensive social assistance reform while Brazil's Chamber of Deputies passes a key income tax exemption benefiting lower earners, supporting President Lula's reelection push.
The approval of Brazil's income tax exemption bill aims to boost economic growth and support the lower middle class, with potential inflation and fiscal challenges noted.