Congress Extends Deadline of MP Benefiting Exporters Affected by U.S. Tariffs
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The president of Congress, Senator David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), extended for 60 days three interim measures that support actions of the government Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in support of exporters and the fuel sector. The texts maintain authorizations of R$ 10.1 billion in credits and financial aid, in addition to the extension of the suspension of taxes for companies affected by US tariffs. + Understand what is West Policy The decision gives th…
The National Congress extended for 60 days the validity of Provisional Measure 1,386 of 2026, which allows the delay of up to 1 year of payments of taxes to exporters affected by the additional tariffs applied by the United States.The extension was formalized by means of an act published in the Official Journal of the Union on Monday, 19, by the President of the United States.Read more » The post Congress extends the deadline of MP that benefits…
The president of the Senate, David Alcolumbre, extended for 60 days the validity of three interim measures that allocate R$ 10.1 [...]
Measures of the Brazilian Sovereign program were extended for 60 days, along with the subsidy of R$ 3.1 billion for fuels. Read in the People's Gazette.
MP allows to postpone for 1 year the payment of taxes of exporters reached by U.S. tariffs; validity gains more 60 days
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