The National Council of Employers’ Confederations (CNCP) proposed this Wednesday to the Government a set of proposals for the next State Budget that include the reduction of one percentage point in the single social tax (TSU) payable by the businessman, which is currently 23 .75%. So that the measure does not have an impact on the Social Security budget, they suggest “compensation through the transfer of an equitable amount of VAT revenue.”
Employers are also taking control again with the reduction of the IRC from 21% to 17% (and 15% for small and medium-sized companies and small mid caps).
This list of proposals is transversal to the different employers’ centers that make up the CNCP. But each confederation will also present its own proposals.
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Source: Observadora
