Taxes: lag in the collection will cease to exist in October
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By: Gladys Ferraz Magalhães
SAO PAULO - The gap in tax between 2008 and 2009, observed since the beginning of the crisis, should cease to exist in October, when the Brazilian has already paid about R$ 800 to R$ 850 billion in taxes.
Observation is the President of the IBPT (Brazilian Institute of Tax Planning), Gilberto Luiz do Amaral, who explains to the improvement of the economic scenario the reason for the end of the lag.
"Because of the economic crisis, since November last year we are seeing a drop in tax revenues, which made earlier this year, demorássemos about 15 days short of the amount raised a year earlier. With the economic recovery the trend is that it disappears when we reach the R$ 800 or R$ 850 billion, which should take place last October, "he said.
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On Monday (21), according to information from the economist ACSP (Commercial Association of Sao Paulo), Marcel Solimeo, the Impostômetro surpassed R$ 750 billion in taxes collected by all governments, from municipal to federal.
In 2009, however, according to a survey conducted by the IBPT, the Brazilian must pay less taxes than last year, about R$ 5553.00, representing a fall of 0.36% compared to R$ 5573.00 paid in 2008.
Source: InfoMoney
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