Expenses for equipment for generating electricity from renewable sources may be deducted from the IPRF (Personal Income Tax) calculation base. The Chamber of Deputies is analyzing a bill that provides for this benefit, establishing a limit of 8% of income.
The matter was analyzed by the Chamber's Mining and Energy Committee, but Congresswoman Silvia Waiãpi (PL-AP) requested an examination, which postponed the vote in the committee. However, Congressman Keniston Braga's (MDB-PA) report was in favor of approving the project. Through an amendment, he included the biogas part among the renewable sources in the text, along with solar, wind and other alternative sources used in electricity generation.
The author of Bill 752/2024, Congressman Átila Lins (PSD-AM), highlighted the importance of the measure. “By reducing the costs of acquiring this equipment, there could be a significant increase in the production of electricity in a decentralized manner, from renewable sources, with significant environmental, economic and social benefits,” he highlighted.
The bill amends Law 9.250/1995, which deals with income tax deductions, including expenses with health, education, donations, among others. The matter is being processed in a conclusive manner by the committees of the Chamber. After analysis by Mining and Energy, it will be submitted to the committees of Finance and Taxation, and of Constitution and Justice and Citizenship.
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