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To: Slagle who wrote (16130)3/30/2007 8:50:54 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 217575
 
The Brazilian tax burden is similar to the one of Belgium, while that the offered public services are as of India, compared the tax specialist Pablo Carnaúba.

This means that the Brazilians pay as a country of first world in taxes for the government, while that the repayment of the State for the population is imperfection, since we do not have adequate services, as he happens in the Índia.

"In European countries , for example, the tax burden is similar of Brazil, but the population does not need to invest heavily in private schools, private health insurance, social of security atc. In these countries, the government returns the money of the taxes in good public services ", said Carnaúba.

The high Brazilian tax burden is not the main problem for impediment of the growth of Brazil, but what is made with collected tax money.
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