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Muaythai bout in a ring set up in a gym, with the judges’ table and a FECAMTT banner
Tax into sport

PIE/SC limit: 15%, 10% or 7% of ICMS, with examples

What is the PIE/SC limit for your company? See the ICMS percentage by revenue bracket (15%, 10% and 7%), the state cap and worked examples.

· 5 min read

Mestre Paulo Ribeiro and three other men holding a Muaythai championship belt in front of a sponsor board
Tax into sport

SAT registration for PIE/SC: what to do before transferring

SAT registration is mandatory before any PIE/SC transfer. See what the decree says, what your accountant needs and the fatal mistakes.

· 5 min read

Muaythai team of about twenty athletes in fighting stance on the blue mat
Tax into sport

How to sponsor through PIE/SC: a step-by-step guide for companies

A practical roadmap for companies sponsoring through PIE/SC: choose a project, register in SAT, transfer to the project account and take the credit.

· 6 min read

Mestre Paulo Ribeiro in a dobok and black belt, in fighting stance among four athletes in blue and red chest guards, in the academy with a Kukkiwon flag
Tax into sport

Simples Nacional and presumed profit: can they back sports?

Brazilian companies under Simples Nacional or presumed profit cannot deduct sports incentives from IRPJ. See the law, the PIE/SC case and what is left.

· 5 min read

Six adult athletes in sparring chest guards and the Master in a black dobok, in fighting stance on the academy mat
Tax into sport

Sports sponsorship under actual profit: how to deduct it from IRPJ

Companies under Brazil’s actual profit regime can deduct sports sponsorship from IRPJ: 2% to 2027, 3% from 2028, 4% for social inclusion. Rules and math.

· 5 min read

Children practicing a Taekwondo block with a raised arm on the blue mat in a school room
Tax into sport

How to donate income tax to sport in Brazil: step by step

Step by step for individuals in Brazil to direct income tax to sport: the 7% limit, the right account, the receipt, the tax return field and key mistakes.

· 5 min read

Row of Taekwondo candidates in white doboks lined up in the gym during the belt exam
Tax into sport

The 7% limit for individuals: how to calculate the deduction

In Brazil, the sports incentive limit for individuals is 7% of tax due, shared with other funds. See how to calculate it, with examples.

· 5 min read

Mestre Paulo Ribeiro in fighting stance between two black belt students on the blue and red mat of the academy
Tax into sport

LC 222/2025: what changed in Brazil’s Sports Incentive Law

Complementary Law 222 of 2025 replaced Law 11,438/2006. See, article by article, what changed for donors, sponsors and project proponents.

· 6 min read

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