US EditionNet Field, on Increase of Iof: ‘It Is Not a Tax for Wealth’
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The former President of the Central Bank, Roberto Campos Neto, made a balance on the economic situation in Brazil and stressed the need for union between the different sectors of society to overcome the fiscal and economic challenges of the country. Neto Camps, which is the current vice-herman of Nubank, also warned about how the increase of IOF should affect the whole population. In an interview with the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo, he defended …
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