2013
DOI: 10.4025/actascihumansoc.v35i1.19734
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<b>Uma análise comparada do sistema tributário brasileiro em relação à América Latina</b> - doi: 10.4025/actascihumansoc.v35i1.19734

Abstract: RESUMO.Este artigo irá se concentrar no estudo comparativo dos sistemas tributários dos países da América Latina com foco sobre a evolução das receitas, das alíquotas e da composição da arrecadação. Constatou-se que um típico país latino-americano arrecada muito menos que a média dos países desenvolvidos, com grande concentração sobre a tributação indireta. Verificou-se forte correlação entre receitas e PIB per capita e entre alíquotas e arrecadação, exceto para o Imposto de Renda da Pessoa Jurídica (IRPJ). Qu… Show more

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“…Yet it has steadily increased, from around 22% of the GDP by the end of the military regime, to 30% in Fernando Henrique Cardoso's presidency, up to 34% during Lula's presidency, and now around 37% after Dilma Rousseff's. Brazil's 2012 gross tax load, 35.9% of the GDP, is the highest in Latin America (Paes, 2013), but it replicates almost precisely the OECD average and is much lower as compared to the average of Western countries with public social insurance and national health systems.…”
Section: The Tax System Of Brazilmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Yet it has steadily increased, from around 22% of the GDP by the end of the military regime, to 30% in Fernando Henrique Cardoso's presidency, up to 34% during Lula's presidency, and now around 37% after Dilma Rousseff's. Brazil's 2012 gross tax load, 35.9% of the GDP, is the highest in Latin America (Paes, 2013), but it replicates almost precisely the OECD average and is much lower as compared to the average of Western countries with public social insurance and national health systems.…”
Section: The Tax System Of Brazilmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The evidence that the Brazilian taxation regime actively promotes income concentration is of widespread recognition (CDES, 2011;IPEA, 2009;Paes, 2013;PintosPayeras, 2010) but, unfortunately, still restricted to analytical and academic spheres. These findings should be brought to a wider discussion in the social and political sphere.…”
Section: The Tax System Of Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Brazil, in turn, has an economic scenario in which the tax system is considered inefficient, with a strong impact on consumption, burdening the poorest and the working class, thus showing itself to be an instrument for inequality (FELICIO; MARTINEZ, 2018). A study carried out by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development -OECD found that the Brazilian tax burden corresponds to approximately double the average of Latin American countries, equivalent to that of developed countries, being marked by taxation on consumption, but with a gradual substitution for direct taxation and the cost of social security (PAES, 2013;FELICIO, MARTINEZ, 2018). Another study carried out by the Brazilian Institute of Planning and Taxation (IBPT) indicated that the Brazilian tax burden compromised 41.8% of Brazilian income in 2016.…”
Section: íNdice De Progreso Social En Brasil a Nivel Subnacional: Revisión De La Literaturamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em contrapartida, a carga tributária no Brasil é quase o dobro da média latino-americana e próxima da dos países desenvolvidos, consequentemente, o país arrecada pouco com o Imposto de Renda da Pessoa Jurídica, dado as alíquotas elevadas impostas (Paes, 2013).…”
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