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02/15/2013
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Impostômetro the ACSP reached the milestone on Thursday (14).
Around the year 2012, the total reached R$ 1.556 trillion.
The amount paid by the Brazilians this year in federal taxes, state and local governments since the first day of the year was on Thursday (14), around 14h, the mark of R$ 200 billion, according to estimates the "Impostômetro 'Association Comercial de Sao Paulo (ACSP).
Brazilians have paid R$ 200 billion in taxes in 2013 (Photo: Playback)
"Despite the tax relief granted by the government and the moderate pace of the economy, the numbers are still impressive. The expectation is that there is an improvement in the control of current spending to enable the stimuli and the resumption of production, "he said in a statement the President of ACSP, Rogério Amato.
Around the year 2012, the total amount paid in taxes by Brazilians accounted for Impostômetro reached R$ 1.556 trillion.
Opened in April 2005 by the ACSP, in partnership with the Brazilian Institute of Tax Planning (IBPTx), the electronic panel that calculates in real time the collection is installed at the association's headquarters, at Rua Boa Vista, the central region of the state capital.
The total taxes paid by Brazilians can also be followed on the internet page of the "Impostômetro." The tool can monitor how much the country, states and municipalities are raising taxes.
Source: G1
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