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31 May 2022

Tax aspects

A guide regarding Brazilian Tax Aspects with everything you need to know to live in Brazil

Last update in April/2022

The Brazilian Tax System is a complex one. Below you can see more about Income and Taxation, Tax Treaties and Other Brazilian Taxes.

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Income and taxation


The aspects of income taxation in Brazil, including Federal Income Tax, Financial investments and Capital Gains, Taxable Income, Resident and Non‑Resident taxation aspects.

Know more about Income and taxation.

Other Taxes


Know more about Value added taxes in Brazil, like Federal VAT (IPI), State VAT (ICMS), Service tax (ISS), Tax on financial operations (IOF) and Motor Vehicle Tax (IPVA).

See Other Taxes in Brazil.

Tax Treaties


Brazil has an extensive network of tax treaties designed to minimize any double tax exposure resulting from an international assignment.

Know more about Tax Treaties in Brazil.

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