Brazil’s Lula Seeks Income Tax Exemptions Along With Public Spending Cuts
Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has tacked on an income-tax relief measure to a long-awaited plan to cut government spending, heightening concerns about the budget deficit and sparking a selloff in the currency,
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad on Thursday sought to calm the market following a meltdown over the announcement of ...
The Brazilian real dropped to a record low as the government’s proposed measures to cut $12 billion in spending underwhelmed ...
On Thursday (28), the Lula administration announced details of its spending containment package aimed at balancing public accounts. The measures are expected to save R$ 71.9 billion [$12 billion] in ...
Brazil Finance Minister Fernando Haddad unveiled a long-sought plan to cut 70 billion reais ($11.8 billion) from public ...
Brazil on Wednesday announced a downward adjustment of nearly $12 billion in public spending for 2025 and 2026, a measure aimed at calming market jitters about the fiscal discipline of Latin America's ...
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Measure will include income tax exemption for earnings up to $835, effectively benefiting those earning up to $1,200 ...
O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva decidiu apresentar um plano de correção da tabela do Imposto de Renda juntamente com ...
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