Brazil has quietly moved the start of split payment. From January 2027 the new consumption taxes begin to be charged, but the automatic collection at the moment of each transaction will not start with them. No new date has been set. The banks that must process it asked for more time.
If you sell into Brazil or run a subsidiary there, read this as a cash flow story rather than a tax story. The bill does not change. What changes is when the money leaves you. Today a Brazilian company receives the full amount from the customer and pays the tax later, so that gap works as free short term funding. Under split payment, the tax share never reaches your account at all. For a firm running on thin working capital, that is the difference between comfortable and tight.
For a small or mid-sized Norwegian company with Brazilian operations or Brazilian suppliers, use the delay. Model the working capital gap now, while you have months, rather than in the week the new date is finally announced.
Source: Gazeta do Povo
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