RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Governor João Doria on Wednesday, September 15, announced a reduction in the ICMS (value-added tax on circulation of goods) for bars and restaurants in the state.
According to the governor, the rate, which is currently 3.69%, will drop to 3.2%.
"The reduction will benefit some 250,000 companies and this was only possible after many discussions with the sector. This means a 13% reduction in cost. The sector that employs the most in the state needs this reduction," explained Meirelles in a press conference at the Bandeirantes Palace.
Doria also announced a . . .
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