Structural economic change

Measures stimulating the long-term credit announced by the Ministry of Finance and constitute a structural change in both our economy - a more taken by the Lula government, along with many others adopted since its inception in 2003.

Among many, and a quick overview that occurs to me, that this government ends in exactly 15 days is responsible, among others, by changes in the Corporate Recovery Act, the laws of the property market, the approval of Positive Credit ( which facilitates access to funding of good payers), the reform of the Council for Economic Defense (CADE) and the institution of the payroll credit.

How do you see are all measures which has guaranteed the financing of the economy and institutional security, throwing in the garbage dumps of the past and it always resulted in a north: the maintenance of economic growth, generating more than 14 million jobs during 2003 -2010, increased income, social inclusion, finally, the development of the country.

Reduction of taxation on capital market

The package announced today brings a reduction in taxes on the capital market, through the review of the new division of taxes to increase the liquidity (available resources) enabling the development of the secondary market (buying and selling between companies and people) of government securities and Private.

Another measure is directed to the financing of infrastructure, is the exemption of income tax due on the bonds issued by Special Purpose Companies (SPCs) for projects in the sector.

By current standards, individuals who pay 15% to 22.5% in these applications, will be exempted from the acquisition of the debentures. The companies, which currently pays the rates of Income Tax of Legal Persons (PIT) and
Social Contribution on Net Profits (CSL) will be taxed at 15%.

The Finance Ministry also announced the direction of three percentage points from the compulsory deposits (which are retained in the Central Bank) on time deposits, to create a fund to increase liquidity in the secondary market for private securities. The government said there may be additional contributions by the BNDES.

Another measure is the regulation by the Securities Commission (CVM), the public offering of call letters
financial instruments for banks' funding over longer periods. "We had already taken out of the mandatory Financial Letters. CVM will now regulate the public offering, so that the letters make more financial scale. This is
a long-term funding for financial institutions, "said Finance Minister Guido Mantega.

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