The bill, authored by the Executive, has practically the same content as Provisional Measure 774, which was eventually revoked, and provides that companies will once again contribute to the payroll, at a rate of 20%. The proposal's rapporteur is Deputy Orlando Silva (PCdoB-SP).
The president of ABES, Francisco Camargo, and the legal director of the entity, Dr. Manoel Antonio dos Santos, met before the audience with Deputy Renato Molling (PP-RS), who heads the commission, to talk about the representativeness of the association, the numbers of the Brazilian ICT sector and national and global trends in the segment.
Audience in focus
In his participation in the hearing, Dr. Manoel emphasized that the “term exemption does not apply to the IT sector, which did not contribute a single penny to the generation of a deficit in the collection of social contributions, alleged by the Federal Revenue”, for having generated new vacancies, promoting the formalization of the labor market. work, with more people being hired under the CLT regime, and the collection of other taxes, such as INSS and FGTS, increased.
For ABES, in light of the ongoing debate, the ideal is the peaceful coexistence of the two contribution models: the CPRB (Social Security Contribution on Gross Revenue) and the CPFP (Social Security Contribution on the Payroll), so that the companies choose the one that best suits them. In this way, the government would respect the diversity of the IT sector and preserve the growth of companies and jobs, in view of the risk of losing jobs to other countries, given that the increase in the tax burden will impact the cost of labor. workforce in the Brazilian market.
Cássio Rocha Azevedo, president of the Brazilian Teleservices Association (ABT); Marcos Aurélio Ribeiro, legal director of the National Association of Cargo Transport and Logistics (NTC); Sérgio Paulo Gallindo, executive president of the Brazilian Association of Information and Communication Technology Companies (Brasscom); Sérgio Paupério Sério Filho Director of Institutional Relations and Social Opportunity at TOTVS; Edgar Serrano, President of the National Federation of Information Technology Companies (FENAINFO); Jeovani Salomão, President of the Federation of Associations of Brazilian Information Technology Companies (Assespro Nacional); and Cláudia Viegas, Consultant at LCA Consultoria, representing the Brazilian Association of Airlines (ABEAR) were some of the guests at this audience. The special commission has ten plenary sessions to complete the work.
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