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Farm Ensures Tax Immunity to Imports for Public Research

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The measure allows resources for scientific studies to be converted into technology and inputs for laboratories, without undue tax losses

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The measure allows resources for scientific studies to be converted into technology and inputs for laboratories, without undue tax losses

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Ministry of the Farm announced on Wednesday (21) a measure that will allow public universities to import, through their foundations of support, equipment and inputs for scientific research and innovation with exemption from the Import Tax. The change expands access to the tax benefit, today limited in part by a quota administered by the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq). According to technicians of the Farm…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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To unlock the purchase of scientific supplies and equipment abroad, the Ministry of the Farm officialized, on Wednesday (21), new guidelines for the tax immunity of public educational institutions...

The Ministry of Finance announced on Wednesday (21) measures to ensure the application of the tax immunity provided for in the Constitution in imports for projects of public universities, federal institutes and public institutions of science, technology and innovation. According to the ministry, equipment, software and inputs imported by foundations of support on behalf of these institutions start to count on the protection of reciprocal tax imm…

·Quadra, Brazil
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The Ministry of Finance announced on Wednesday (21) the total tax immunity for the import of materials, by foundations of support to universities, for actions and research aimed at scientific and technological development. Thus, the government expands a tax benefit that already exists. Read more (10/21/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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