Chamado ao debate pela presidente Dilma Rousseff, candidata à
reeleição, o ex-presidente do Banco Central, Arminio Fraga, escolhido
para ser o ministro da Fazenda de um eventual governo Aécio Neves,
afirma que tal como proposto pela campanha do PT, tal comparação é
"rasteira" e uma tentativa de "fugir do debate".
O cerne da questão é recuperar a capacidade do país de crescer. "Para
os salários continuarem a crescer, para os programas sociais
continuarem a crescer, é preciso que a economia cresça". Para ele,
apesar de todos os progressos o Brasil continua a ser um país
"tremendamente desigual".
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Thursday, September 25, 2014
R$27.5bn in atypical revenues in 2015
The 2015 budget
proposal, sent by the government to Congress in late August, was
prepared with the forecast of non-recurring or atypical revenues of
R$27.5 billion, higher than the one forecast for this year. The numbers
indicate that, in order to achieve what it sets out to, the government
may have planned for next year a new Refis — the tax-settlement program
that offers interest and fine discounts to end collection disputes.
An atypical or non-recurring revenue is the one that is not part of the regular flow of tax collections in the ongoing fiscal year. It generally refers to previous years and are due to tax actions carried out by the Federal Revenue and by the Office of the Attorney-General of the National Finance (PGFN). By definition, the final amount to be obtained with this type of revenue is unpredictable, but the government tends to project a certain amount it expects to obtain in the budget proposal of each year, based on information it has about court litigation close to conclusion or on political decisions, such as the offering of a settlement with favorable conditions to taxpayers.
An atypical or non-recurring revenue is the one that is not part of the regular flow of tax collections in the ongoing fiscal year. It generally refers to previous years and are due to tax actions carried out by the Federal Revenue and by the Office of the Attorney-General of the National Finance (PGFN). By definition, the final amount to be obtained with this type of revenue is unpredictable, but the government tends to project a certain amount it expects to obtain in the budget proposal of each year, based on information it has about court litigation close to conclusion or on political decisions, such as the offering of a settlement with favorable conditions to taxpayers.
Monday, June 17, 2013
Criatividade fiscal sem fim
Governadores e prefeitos vão deixar conta para sucessores
Em nome de uma melhora no perfil de suas dívidas, governadores e prefeitos estão autorizados a buscar empréstimos junto a bancos privados e a deixar parte da conta para ser paga por seus sucessores, que também terão que enfrentar os altos e baixos do dólar por dez anos.
A permissão para essa nova operação foi dada pessoalmente pelo secretário do Tesouro Nacional, Arno Augustin, contrariando recomendação da área técnica do órgão descrita em um parágrafo do parecer 1.605/2012 da Procuradoria-Geral da Fazenda Nacional (PGFN). Os técnicos discordaram da inclusão de prazos de carência nas operações de refinanciamento da dívida estadual por meio de empréstimos dolarizados, que foram realizadas em 2012.
Em nome de uma melhora no perfil de suas dívidas, governadores e prefeitos estão autorizados a buscar empréstimos junto a bancos privados e a deixar parte da conta para ser paga por seus sucessores, que também terão que enfrentar os altos e baixos do dólar por dez anos.
A permissão para essa nova operação foi dada pessoalmente pelo secretário do Tesouro Nacional, Arno Augustin, contrariando recomendação da área técnica do órgão descrita em um parágrafo do parecer 1.605/2012 da Procuradoria-Geral da Fazenda Nacional (PGFN). Os técnicos discordaram da inclusão de prazos de carência nas operações de refinanciamento da dívida estadual por meio de empréstimos dolarizados, que foram realizadas em 2012.
Labels:
BNDES,
BofA,
Credit Suisse,
Endividamento dos Estados,
LRF,
PGFN,
STN
Thursday, June 13, 2013
HSBC Said to Hire Barclays's Brazil Equity Sales Chief
Ricardo Lanfranchi, head of equity
sales at Barclays (BARC) Plc in Brazil, is leaving to take the same
position at HSBC Holdings Plc (HSBA), according to a person with direct
knowledge of the matter.
Lanfranchi, who has been at London-based Barclays since 2009 and helped build the Brazil broker-dealer unit, will move in a couple of months, the person said, asking not to be identified because the matter isn’t public yet. He will continue to work in Sao Paulo after joining HSBC, the person said.
Lanfranchi, who has been at London-based Barclays since 2009 and helped build the Brazil broker-dealer unit, will move in a couple of months, the person said, asking not to be identified because the matter isn’t public yet. He will continue to work in Sao Paulo after joining HSBC, the person said.
Labels:
Barclay's,
Equity Market,
HSBC,
waldemarjezler
Brazil Reduces IOF on Financial Derivatives » More Liquidity in the Market
Brazil has reduced a financial transactions tax on currency derivatives
to zero after its currency, the real, hit four-year lows against the
dollar on Wednesday.
The measure was the second such move in a week to dismantle currency controls as the government sounds a rapid retreat from its earlier “currency war” against foreign capital inflows.
The 1 per cent tax, which applied to short dollar positions in the futures market that were essentially a bet on a stronger real, was considered one of the most onerous of Brazil’s currency controls when it was introduced in July 2011.
The measure was the second such move in a week to dismantle currency controls as the government sounds a rapid retreat from its earlier “currency war” against foreign capital inflows.
The 1 per cent tax, which applied to short dollar positions in the futures market that were essentially a bet on a stronger real, was considered one of the most onerous of Brazil’s currency controls when it was introduced in July 2011.
Labels:
BRL Currency,
Currency War,
IOF,
waldemarjezler
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Brazil Ready to Cut Spending to Meet Fiscal Target
SAO PAULO--Brazil's government is ready to cut spending, if necessary,
to meet its primary budget surplus target for this year, Finance
Minister Guido Mantega said in an interview published Wednesday by the
Folha de S. Paulo newspaper.
"We will make additional adjustments on the spending side, as needed," he said. "We are going to reach the target of a primary surplus equal to 2.3% of gross domestic product. This is a firm government target."
"We will make additional adjustments on the spending side, as needed," he said. "We are going to reach the target of a primary surplus equal to 2.3% of gross domestic product. This is a firm government target."
Brazil's President Rousseff Pledges Fiscal Discipline
BRASILIA--Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff reinforced her administration's commitment with fighting inflation and keeping public accounts in good shape, as she launched another income distribution program.
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