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07/05/2013
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Perfumes have imported 78% embedded taxes Photo: File / Marco Antonio Teixeira
This Mother's Day, celebrated on Sunday brings several embedded taxes. Who decides to buy a perfume imported can pay up to 78% more than the actual value of this or 69.13%, if the product is domestic, only to pay taxes. The data are from a survey conducted by the Brazilian Institute of Tax Planning (BIPT).
The consumer who seeks to please mom with makeup items should know that 69.04% or 51.04% of the product value will go to state coffers, depending on whether the item is imported or domestic, respectively. In the case of jewelry, the tax burden is 50.44%, and MP3 players, 49.45%.
Check out how much you pay in taxes for each gift:
Lunch or dinner in the restaurant: 32.31%
MP3 player or iPOD: 49.45%
Leather Pouch: 41.52%
Candy: 37.61%
Boot: 36.17%
Bouquet of flowers: 17.71%
Jeans: 38.53%
Camera: 44.75%
Shirt: 34.67%
Leather Jacket / T: 34.67%
CD: 37.88%
Computer until $ 3,000.00: 24.30%
DVD (cartridge): 44.20%
i pad - TABLET: 39.12%
Tickets (tickets): 40.85%
Jewelry: 50.44%
National Makeup: 51.04%
Imported Makeup: 69.04%
Sunglasses: 44.18%
Flights: 22.32%
Imported perfume: 78.43%
National Perfume: 69.13%
Locket: 43.47%
Clock: 53.14%
Shoes: 36.17%
Theatre and cinema: 30.25%
Cell phone: 33.08%
Television: 44.94%
Vehicle Celta 1.0: 36.82%
Vehicle Toyota Corolla 2.0: 41.12%
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Source: Extra - online
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