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The tax reform seeks to simplify the complex national taxation system in Brazil. Learn how in this blog. | Read more here.

The Tax Reform aims to simplify and modernize Brazil’s tax system, but many still question its real impact on taxation.

The Tax Reform was finally approved in Brazil in January 2025. The most ambitious change ever made to the country’s tax system.

More than a legal change, the Reform is working as a true digitization catalyst organizations. | Read more here

NF-e testing environment is released, marking the beginning of the transition required by the Tax Reformin the Brazilian economy.

What is IBS? The Tax Reform is in full swing and one of the pillars of this transformation is the creation of the Tax on Goods and Services.

Supplementary Law 214, enacted in January of that year, consolidates one of the most important steps in the Brazilian Tax Reform.

Technology at the center of the Tax Reform. Check out more about it and stay up to date with updates. | Read more here

Tax Reform is quite complex, isn’t it? Would you like to have a tax reform glossary? Learn more here. | Read more here.

In this edition, the focus was on the impacts of tax reform on technology and on how companies can adapt. | Read more here.

There are many challenges of the Tax Reform for companies and they will have to adapt to a specific implementation schedule.

What is the tax reform schedule for companies and the requirements they must comply with at each stage?

Understand how the tax reform in Brazil simplifies taxes and boosts competitiveness, requiring companies to adapt.

Brazil is known for its highly complex continuous transaction controls (CTC) e-invoicing system. As well as keeping up with daily legislative changes in its 26 states and the Federal District, the country has over 5,000 municipalities with different standards for e-invoicing. The tax levied on consumption of services (ISSQN – Imposto Sobre Serviços de Qualquer […]

Update: 12 September 2023 by Robson Satiro de Almeida Tax Reform in Brazil: Simplification Statute Published Recent developments in Brazil indicate changes on the horizon, as the country continues to move towards a tax reform for simplification of e-invoicing obligations. A significant reform of ancillary tax obligations is underway aiming to create a unified system […]

In the “Statement on a Two-Pillar Solution to Address the Tax Challenges Arising From the Digitalization of the Economy” issued on 1 July 2021, members of the G20 Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (“BEPS”) have agreed upon a framework to move forward with a global tax reform deal. This will address the […]

To understand why there is an ongoing evolution in the managing and administration of value added taxes (VAT), it is important to first understand the motivations of the governments behind the changes. The primary responsibility of any tax authority is to collect the revenue in which the government is legally owed. The difference between what […]

In Part I of our series on the VAT Evolution, we explored the motivations of tax authorities and governments around the world to embrace digitization and technology of a method of increasing revenue collection and shrinking tax gaps. More information on this topic can also be found by downloading your free copy of our IDC […]