MNEs should back the end of Brazil’s income tax exemption on dividends

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MNEs should back the end of Brazil’s income tax exemption on dividends

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December 16 2019
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Multinational corporations must lobby to remove the shareholder income tax exemption that is plaguing Brazil’s regressive tax system. Márcio Calvet Neves sets out the reasons why and how companies would benefit.

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