From the moment the law resulting from the provisional measure is published, taxpayers will have a further 15 days to benefit from the conditions laid down in the Refis program, such as the installment in 180 months. In order to stimulate adherence to REFIS, the provisional measure removes the fixation of attorney fees and succumbing funds in lawsuits that are extinguished due to the accession of the debtor to the installment.
Another novelty of MP is the possibility for the taxpayer to use CSLL's tax and negative calculation base credit to make an advance discharge of federal revenue or the Attorney General at the National Treasury.
The Chamber of Deputies inserted as an amendment of public debts arising from administrative improbity (including with the possibility of reducing the value due), a fact that motivated criticism by Senator Aloysio Nunes Ferreira, who also requested that the article dealing with the theme was voted separately.
For Senator Randolfe Rodrigues, the aforementioned amendment is a "praise to malfunction." Senator José Pimentel, government leader, assured that the executive has already made it clear that this article will be veted. Senator Wellington Dias said it is not reasonable to give a benefit to anyone who committed crime with public money. However, he declared rely on the compromise of veto. On the same line, Senator Waldemir Moka said he did not agree to the installment, but he would vote by relying on the veto information and not to compromise MP.
Led to the assessment of the plenary, the item was maintained and the subject now follows for the sanction of the Presidency.
