Congress Discusses the Exclusivity of Post Offices in Orders Exempt From the Rate of Blouses
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The government and allied parliamentarians discuss the possibility of obliging companies benefiting from the end of the so-called "blouse rate" to transport orders in the Post Offices, in an attempt to give a survival to the state, which has recorded record losses in recent months. The idea, according to members of the House dome, is that this rule be included in the text of the interim measure (MP) that ended with the collection of a 20% fee on…
Senator Leila Barros (PDT-DF), rapporteur of the "MP of Blusinhas", said that the structure of the text will be maintained, but there will be changes, and said that the parliamentarians and the government will discuss on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 1st, issues such as compensation for companies and the exclusivity of the Post Offices in the deliveries of international purchases [...] The post Rapporteur of the 'MP of Blusinhas' says that…
Reading of the opinion was rescheduled for 3 p.m.; text does not establish exclusivity of the Post Offices in deliveries
Exemption for transport of goods to be made by the state must be subject to conditions. Photo: Fernando Frazão/Agência Brasil The vote of the MP (provisional measure) that ends with the rate of blouses was postponed for this Tuesday (1o) by a negotiation between the parliamentarians and the Lula government (PT) around two changes in the proposal: the creation of a periodic reassessment on the consequences for the national industry and retail and…
The MP vote (provisional measure) that ends with the rate of the blouses was postponed to this Tuesday, 1st of... The post Congress discusses exclusivity of the Post Offices in orders exempt from the rate of the blouses apareceu primeiro em Bem Paraná.
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