Brazil
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Brazil’s New VAT Rules for Foreign Sellers and Digital Platforms: What CBS and IBS Mean for Cross-Border Business
Brazil’s indirect tax reform is reshaping the country’s entire consumption tax landscape and creating a new compliance framework for foreign companies, digital platforms, and cross-border e-commerce businesses. With the publication of implementing regulations on April 29, 2026, Brazil officially moved from legislative design into operational implementation of its new dual VAT regime: The reform replaces…
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Introduction of Dual VAT in Brazil: A VAT Law!
Draft VAT Law is available to download here!
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Coca-Cola to Pursue Appeal Following Tax Court Decision
$16 billion of Potential Incremental Tax and Interest Liabilities
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G20 Rio de Janeiro Ministerial Declaration on International Tax Cooperation
Historic declaration on international tax cooperation
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OECD Participates in G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in Rio de Janeiro
Key reports on international tax cooperation, digital economy challenges, and inequality highlight OECD’s pivotal contributions to G20 financial policy…
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Brazil: VAT Reform Advances with New Exemptions and VAT Rate Cap
Lower House Approved VAT reform capping VAT rate and adding more exemptions
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New Transfer Pricing Framework Introduced in Brazil
Aligned with OECD Guidelines
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Historic Tax Reform Overhauls Brazil’s Consumption Tax System
Detailed Overview
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Brazil: expected VAT Rate Revealed!
First version of Tax Reform Proposal by Brazil´s Finance Minister with expected VAT rate to average 26,5%
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G20 Considers Global Minimum Tax on Billionaires
Brazil and France at the forefront in bringing forward the idea of 2% tax