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Brazil expands tax breaks for low earners, exempting up to 15M from income tax starting 2026.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed a law expanding income tax exemptions, exempting individuals earning up to 5,000 reais ($940) monthly from federal income tax—more than doubling the prior threshold.
The reform, effective in 2026, will benefit around 15 million Brazilians, with 10 million no longer paying income tax and 5 million receiving reductions.
To offset lost revenue, a minimum effective tax rate of up to 10% will apply to high earners making over 600,000 reais ($113,000) annually, targeting roughly 140,000 wealthy individuals.
The bill passed both chambers of Congress unanimously, reflecting broad support and marking a political win for Lula ahead of his expected 2026 re-election campaign.
Brasil amplía las exenciones fiscales para personas de bajos ingresos, eximiendo hasta 15M del impuesto a la renta a partir de 2026.