Government sends fiscal adjustment bill to the Senate to save R$ 54 billion
Learn the details of the fiscal adjustment bill sent to the Senate, which foresees cutting benefits and controlling super-salaries to balance public accounts.
TL;DR
- The bill aims to save up to R$ 54 billion by 2027 through fiscal adjustments.
- It introduces a new contingency system to freeze funds if public accounts fall below expectations.
- Tax incentives will be reviewed, with companies potentially paying at least 20% of standard tax rates.
- A 120-day deadline is set for Congress to regulate public sector salary caps.
- The government can use up to 40% of leftover funds from specific funds to pay mandatory bills.
- Exceptional authorization is granted to discount diesel oil subsidies from the fiscal target.