A recent study by the Institute of Applied Economic Research (Ipea) has revealed an unexpected trend in Brazil’s tax system. The research shows that the country’s wealthiest individuals often pay a lower tax rate than middle-income earners. This finding challenges the concept of a progressive tax system and raises questions about wealth distribution in Brazil. […]
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