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Always / By / Ivan
Does it have to be on her camera or not? And you also don't need to leave hers, right?
Accounting / Personal / They
So tell us a little bit, Ivan. Well, uhhh, this crazy journey of mine into accounting started about four, four, five years ago.
When / Split / Part
Huh, why do I say he's a partner who receives the most? Because generally companies today, the average Brazilian tax rate is around fifteen to sixteen percent, today what they pay in taxes.
Tax / Reais / Pay
Oh, what, what happens, right? Now regarding, let's, let's dig a little into the tax brackets, to understand how the government is brilliantly making sure people don't, uh, uh, don't evade taxes anymore, let's think about it that way.
Reais / Money / Ivan
So many banks that weren't banks weren't sending this information to the government, but today they already are. Hey Ivan, what do you mean a bank that wasn't a bank?
Money / Say / Many
No, they didn't abandon it, right? They didn't abandon that, right?
Years / Can / Government
And entrepreneurs live in a bubble, where they have no idea what's, what's happening externally. One of the things I say is that the government will always get its tax.
How / Quid Pro Quo / Some
So it will act at the moment when it knows it will get paid. Like any collector.
Pay / Reais / Fifty
Huh, you see, there, her movement is very high, but what's left is very low. Yes.
Mouse / Product / Sell
And so what happens, right? This, uh, uh, will also depend on the professional who assists you.
Profit / Part / Can
If I bill ten thousand reais a month, I have one tax rate. If I bill fifty thousand, I have another tax rate.
Accounting / They / Reais
So we moved him to another city and saved one percent. Uh-huh.
When / Pay / Reais
For example, Goiás, if I'm not mistaken, has the highest ICMS in Brazil today. It's thirty-two percent ICMS.
CNPJ / Account / Do
Regarding that. Exactly.
Dude / Uh-huh / Years
You get it? So what's the way?
Amount / Reais / Currency
What do you mean? Shoot, now you're digging into my personal life.
Ivan / Company / Personal
So those same ten reais you spend today, tomorrow you can't buy the same thing anymore. So the tax increase ends up eating away at (your money) due to inflation.
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