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Nelore from Brazil and livestock entities plead for the government of the State of São Paulo to renew the ICMS exemption on purebred cattle of origin

Published Feb 7, 2025

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The Brazilian Nelore Breeders Association (ACNB) and other cattle organizations have obtained permission from the government of São Paulo to renew an exemption from the ICMS tax on purebred breeding stock and breeding stock in the state. The exemption is crucial for the genetic improvement of the São Paulo herd, contributing to food security, income generation, and job creation. The ACNB argues that other states offer similar tax exemptions and seeks to align São Paulo's legislation for continued success in livestock genetic improvement.
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The Brazilian Nelore Breeders Association (ACNB) and other beef and dairy cattle organizations requested and were granted a request by the government of the State of São Paulo to renew the exemption from the Regulation of the Tax on Transactions Related to the Circulation of Markets and on the Provision of Services (ICMS) on purebred breeding stock and breeding stock, purebred by crossbreeding and open-book cattle in the state of São Paulo. In a letter sent to Gilberto Kassab, Secretary of Government and Institutional Relations of the State of São Paulo, with the support of the president of the ACNB Deliberative Council, José Luiz Niemeyer dos Santos, and cattle rancher Cesario Ramalho, Victor Miranda, president of the ACNB, highlighted the importance of the ICMS exemption for the continuous genetic improvement of the São Paulo herd, particularly in relation to productivity and quality and the contribution to the food security of the population, income generation for small, ...
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