Post by firoj1616 on Feb 15, 2024 17:43:57 GMT 6
The Senate Consumer Protection Committee is expected to discuss, next Tuesday (10/4), Bill 174/06, which establishes the disclosure in invoices of all taxes included in the price of the product or service purchased. The idea is to enforce what is determined in article 150, paragraph 5, of the Federal Constitution: “the law will determine measures so that consumers are informed about the taxes levied on goods and services”. According to the project, “the population imagines that only those who pay income tax actually bear the greatest tax burden, not seeing the reality that hides beneath the prices of the goods that they routinely acquire for their survival and that converts it, without exception, into a tax payer.” The objective is to ensure that consumers “are able to analyze and discuss whether the values demonstrated meet their general contributory capacity, when compared with the expenses that the public authority incurs and the services it makes available.
See the project SENATE BILL N, OF 2006 Provides for consumer information measures, referred to in article 150, §5, of the Federal Constitution. THE NATIONAL CONGRESS decrees: Art. 1st. Tax documents or equivalent, issued on the occasion of the sale of goods New Zealand Email List and services to the consumer, throughout the national territory, must contain information on the approximate value corresponding to all federal, state and municipal taxes, the incidence of which influences the formation of the respective prices. of sales. § 1. The calculation of the value of taxes levied must be done in relation to each good or service, separately, including in the event of different legal tax regimes of the respective manufacturers, retailers and service providers, when applicable.
The information referred to in this article may appear on a panel posted in a visible location of the establishment, or by any other electronic or printed means, in order to demonstrate the value or percentage, both approximate, of taxes levied on all goods or services provided. for sale. § 3. Due to its informative nature, the approximate value referred to in the caput of this article, installments of taxes that are under judicial or administrative discussion, established between taxpayers and any of the taxing political entities, will not be excluded, and the aforementioned value, constitute a confession of debt or affect the legal-tax relations between such entities and taxpayers, in law or in fact. § 4. The taxes that must be computed are the following: The. Tax on Operations relating to the Circulation of Goods and on Provisions of Interstate and Intermunicipal Transport and Communication Services.
See the project SENATE BILL N, OF 2006 Provides for consumer information measures, referred to in article 150, §5, of the Federal Constitution. THE NATIONAL CONGRESS decrees: Art. 1st. Tax documents or equivalent, issued on the occasion of the sale of goods New Zealand Email List and services to the consumer, throughout the national territory, must contain information on the approximate value corresponding to all federal, state and municipal taxes, the incidence of which influences the formation of the respective prices. of sales. § 1. The calculation of the value of taxes levied must be done in relation to each good or service, separately, including in the event of different legal tax regimes of the respective manufacturers, retailers and service providers, when applicable.
The information referred to in this article may appear on a panel posted in a visible location of the establishment, or by any other electronic or printed means, in order to demonstrate the value or percentage, both approximate, of taxes levied on all goods or services provided. for sale. § 3. Due to its informative nature, the approximate value referred to in the caput of this article, installments of taxes that are under judicial or administrative discussion, established between taxpayers and any of the taxing political entities, will not be excluded, and the aforementioned value, constitute a confession of debt or affect the legal-tax relations between such entities and taxpayers, in law or in fact. § 4. The taxes that must be computed are the following: The. Tax on Operations relating to the Circulation of Goods and on Provisions of Interstate and Intermunicipal Transport and Communication Services.