Brazil Tightens Rules to Shut Irregular Fintech Accounts

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The Senate's Committee on Economic Affairs (CAE) voted in favour of the draft law extending the exemption from the Income Tax (IR) for up to 5,000 real-months. It was scheduled for this Wednesday, 4 but after reading its opinion today, Senator Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) gave a collective view. Now, the vote... The Post Commission of the Senate adopted a draft vote extending the IR's exemption first appeared on The Antagnonist.

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The Senate's Economic Affairs Committee (CAE) postponed the vote on Bill 5,473 of 2025, which increases taxation on fintechs and betting companies, to Wednesday (November 5, 2025). According to the committee's president, Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL), the postponement was due to an agreement to request a review (more time for analysis). The bill is being processed in a conclusive manner, meaning it will not need to be voted on in the Senate plenary. …

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At the request of rapporteur Eduardo Braga, discussion will take place for Thursday

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Senator Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) presented a bill which provides for raising bet tax, finechs and banks. He said that the measure would represent an increase of R$ 4.98 billion in the Union’s recovery for 2026 and will serve to compensate for changes made in the House in the project that would raise the income tax exemption for up to R$ 5 thousand months. Renan has said that the project approved in the House has a tax impact, although the Minist…

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A new bill presented by Senator Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) is intended to double the rate of bets and increase CSLL (Contribute Social on the Lucro L Quito) for banks and fintechs. The measure he considers to represent an increase of R$ 4.98 bill is in the United States or for 2026 and to compensate for changes made in the C sea by Members in the project that is exempt from the Rent Tax which receives at R$ 5,000 per m. Read more (11/03/2025)