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Southern Minas Gerais May “Unlock” Its Industrial And Economic Potential Further Starting In 2023; Partnership With The State Government And Private Initiative Could Enable This Milestone.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/10/2022 at 09:35

Economy

Fonte: UFRGS

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City of Pouso Alegre Hosted Representatives of the State Government of Minas Gerais and Some of the Main Executives of the Regional Industry

Becomex recently hosted an event in partnership with Deloitte, featuring representatives from the state government and some of the main executives from the industries in the South of Minas Gerais to discuss the local economic scenario.

The meeting took place in the city of Pouso Alegre, at the Hotel Marques Plaza. During the panel “Tax & Wines, the Scenario and Trends for increasing the competitiveness of companies in Minas Gerais,” collaborative tax strategies for the supply chain of companies were discussed.

“The South of Minas Gerais region is a strategic location from both a logistical standpoint and in terms of concentration of important industries for Brazil. The idea of the event was to contribute with the best strategies, discussing possibilities to bring more competitiveness and economic efficiency to the companies in the region, regardless of the segment,” commented João Marcelo de Queiroz, Manager of Special Regimes at Becomex.

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One of the highlights of the region is that it has the largest coffee production and exportation in Brazil, confirming the strength of the agribusiness in the country. However, in recent years, the industry has also been growing in the region, leading to a significant transformation in the tax and fiscal structures of the cities.

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One of the key points of the meeting was the participation of public officials represented by Ronaldo Tognarelli and Gamalier Lopes de Paiva. “Seeing and hearing the position of the Treasury of Minas Gerais in favor of the taxpayer provided us, from the private sector, with a very interesting perspective, which is the opportunity to combine federal benefits together with state benefits when looking at a local and foreign supply chain. This brings, in addition to a lot of competitiveness for industries, greater interest in the region from new companies seeking places that offer greater incentives, whether fiscal or tax,” concludes Queiroz.

The meeting was attended by various executives from Becomex and Deloitte, as well as Way Chien, CFO of Great Wall, Ronaldo Tognarelli, Regional Superintendent of SEF/MG – Minas Gerais State Treasury Secretariat, and Gamalier Lopes de Paiva, Tax Auditor of the Investment Attraction Unit.

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Southern Minas Gerais May “Unlock” Its Industrial And Economic Potential Further Starting In 2023; Partnership With The State Government And Private Initiative Could Enable This Milestone.

City of Pouso Alegre Hosted Representatives of the State Government of Minas Gerais and Some of the Main Executives of the Regional Industry

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