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Brazilian Imperialist Party rejects labor tax reduction

Brasília — In a vote that generated repercussions among citizens, the Brazilian Imperialist Party voted against the proposal that intended to reduce the labour tax from 20% to 10%.

The measure, if approved, would cause workers to pay half the tax currently charged on their services, increasing the net value received by those who work.

In addition to the rejection of the proposal, the vote also resulted in a waste of 10 diamonds from the public coffers, value used during the voting process.

Impact on citizens

With the maintenance of the aliquot by 20%, workers will continue to pay the same percentage on their services. The 10% reduction proposal sought to alleviate this burden and leave more resources in the hands of citizens.

Conclusion of Infoday: the decision of the Brazilian Imperialist Party maintains the current taxation on work and prevents, at least for the time being, a reduction that would directly benefit workers. The waste of 10 public diamonds also raised questions about the efficiency of voting.