Hey aliexpress announced on Wednesday (30) that it had submitted its request to comply with shipment transfers, It is a program launched by the federal government It promises to make international purchases faster, safer and more transparent for Brazilians.
According to the company belonging to the Alibaba Group, the new tax collection model is expected to be implemented after the approval process is completed by the federal revenue and system and logistics adjustments are made.
It is worth noting that The consignment He promises to speed up the delivery of imported products, which must receive a green seal and “pass” the inspection stage with the Federal Tax Service, given that taxes will be collected at the time of sale.
“Subscribing to freight transfers is a way to ensure predictability, transparency and security for the thousands of Brazilians who use our platform every day for their purchases,” said Felipe Daoud, Director of Public Policy for Alibaba Group for Latin America, in a statement. the press.
Platform It has already confirmed its commitment to matching transfers At the beginning of this August. After starting the program, the Federal Revenue Service reported the number of international purchases declared rose from 2% to about 30%.
It is also important to note that the shipment is according to ICMS charges a fee for purchases up to $50. The 60% federal tax only comes into play when the demand exceeds that amount, the Treasury Department explained.
“From operational adjustments to discussions about high rates for purchases over $50 USD, we will always seek dialogue, backed by international best practices and what serves Brazilian consumers,” Daoud concluded.
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