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To encourage more investment by oil companies in Rio, Marcelo Crivella will reduce the ISS and bring more oil companies
O oil of Rio de Janeiro is on the way to another important step towards the economic recovery of the state. It turns out that Marcelo Crivella has a Bill (PL) that will reduce the Tax on Service (ISS) percentage for oil companies operating in Rio de Janeiro.
Nowadays, companies are required to pay 5% of this rate to public coffers, as an example Macaé, which just didn't go completely broke in the midst of this crisis because there are still companies in the field operating in the city. If this law actually goes into effect in the short term, this reduction will drop to 2%. It may not seem like anything at first glance, but for an industry that generates billions annually, this will be savings of millions that can be reversed in job creation and injection into the economy. [supsystic-social-sharing id='1′]
To take advantage of the moment when the oil auctions of the 14th were successful, which the Campos Basin was auctioned again by Petrobras and ExxonMobil, this would further enhance the entry of new contractors in the state. Source: Newspapers in Brazil
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