The presidents of the state Agriculture Federations participated in a virtual meeting, this Tuesday (1st), to discuss the impacts of tax reform on agriculture. The meeting was coordinated by the president of the Brazilian Agriculture and Livestock Confederation (CNA), João Martins.
The president of the CNA highlighted that the proposals being analyzed in the National Congress are of concern to rural producers and that the entity has been carrying out studies to show the “extremely harmful” impacts that the changes could bring to the sector.
João Martins reinforced the need to mobilize state Agriculture Federations and rural unions so that this information reaches federal deputies and senators.
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“We are in favor of a reform that is fair. The CNA is prepared to begin an awareness campaign with parliamentarians and society. It is the survival of our activity that is at stake”, he said.
During the meeting, an assessment of the tax reform for the agricultural sector was carried out by the Confederation's consultant, Paulo Ricardo Cardoso. The superintendent of Communication and Marketing at CNA, Cecília Kobayashi, presented the communication strategies for tax reform, and the entity's Presidency consultant, Nilson Leitão, spoke about the political scenario for the construction of tax reform.
The general director of the National Rural Learning Service (Senar), Daniel Carrara; the CNA technical superintendent, Bruno Lucchi; and the president of the CNA Institute, Roberto Brant, also participated in the meeting.
Source: DATA
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