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IRS. Still "difficult to predict" how much will be saved with the reduction

Observador9 September 2026 at 16:47

The new IRS reduction was announced and Paula Franco, chairwoman of the Order of Certified Accountants, considered it a "good measure". However, the responsible party stated that it is still "difficult to predict" how much each taxpayer will save with this reduction.

According to Paula Franco, there is still missing data to accurately calculate the financial impact that the IRS reduction will have for each taxpayer. The chairwoman highlighted that more information is needed to make a concrete estimate of the benefits.

The responsible party also explained that the tax reduction will "cover all" taxpayers, meaning it will be a measure that applies universally, not being limited to certain groups of taxpayers.

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