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LC 224/2025: the 10% cut in corporate tax incentives and sports
LC 224/2025 and the cut in tax incentives: the 90% rule hits the sports deduction from a company’s IRPJ. See what changes and from when.
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Income tax exemption up to R$ 5,000 in 2026: can you still donate?
Brazil’s income tax exemption up to R$ 5,000 in 2026 and incentivized donations: exempt people have no tax to allocate. Reduction band up to R$ 7,350.
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10 incentivized donation mistakes that cost you the deduction
Mistakes in incentivized income tax donations in Brazil: simplified return, exceeded limit, related donor, missing receipt. How to avoid each one.
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Sports Incentive Law donation deadline: the dates that count
Deadline for donating under Brazil’s Sports Incentive Law: by December 31 to deduct in that year, within the project’s window. See the calendar.
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Incentivized donation receipt: what it must include to count
Incentivized donation receipts in Brazil: what the ECA requires, who issues them, what to keep, and mistakes that void the deduction.
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Full or simplified tax return: which one lets you donate in Brazil?
Full or simplified return to donate in Brazil? Only the full return lets you deduct donations to sport and funds. See the math with the R$ 17,640 discount.
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How much income tax can I allocate? The full calculation
How much income tax can you allocate in Brazil in 2026? Up to 9% for individuals: 6% funds and culture, 7% with sports, 2% PRONON and PRONAS.
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PRONON and PRONAS: how to deduct another 2% of income tax
In Brazil, PRONON and PRONAS let you deduct 1% each of income tax, outside the 7% cap. See what they are, who can donate and how they add to sports.
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