The federal government officially announced on Monday (6) a proposal for the ICMS (Tax on the Circulation of Goods and Services) on fuels to be zeroed, with compensation to the states for the loss in revenue.
Through a Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC), Bolsonaro stated that the measures could bring immediate effects to consumers.
Already the president of Central Bank (BC) , Roberto Campos Neto, participated in an event to discuss the digital financial system. From Pix to Open Finance, the BC is working on the consolidation of the transition and composition of an integrated financial system outside the traditional one, and Campos Neto is being consulted by monetary entities from other countries about the implementations in Brazil.
Now, the discussion is about the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The project that is in Congress creates a regulatory framework, establishing the guidelines, with the BC assuming the regulation for the autarchy to be responsible for complying with the rules.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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