IFI Accounts Diverge From Government and Forecast Primary Deficit of R$ 86.1 Bi in 2027
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According to the Independent Tax Institution, budget proposal that provides for a primary surplus of R$ 18.6 billion uses optimistic macroeconomic parameters and that there will be a need for contingency
The Independent Fiscal Institution (IFI), a body linked to the Federal Senate, projected in the September Fiscal Monitoring Report (RAF) that the government
Report of the Senate against PLOA of the government, points to the need to block expenses and highlights uncertainties in revenues and expenses
The Independent Tax Institution (IFI) sees a much more costly scenario for public accounts in 2027 than that designed by the federal government in the Budget project sent to Congress at the end of August. While the Annual Budget Bill (PLOA) of 2027 foresees a primary surplus of R$ 18.6 billion, equivalent to [...]
Senate organ points to difference in relation to the government's estimated surplus and estimates contingency of R$ 35.7 bi. Read on Power360.
The Independent Tax Institution (IFI), linked to the Senate, warned that the R$ 97.7 billion reserved by the government for precautionary payments in 2027 may not be enough to cover the growth of these expenses.According to the report released on Thursday, 17, the forecasted value of the Budget project is R$ 24.6 billion lower than the current allocation of 2026.Expenditure has increased in recent yearsAccording to IFI, precautionary spending be…
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