After spending more than two years in study in Dilma Rousseff government, the Mining Code , submitted to Congress in June , only\u2019ll be voted on in 2014. The information was confirmed last week by Mr Leonardo Quint\u00e3o ( PMDB – MG ) . According to him , the reason of the impasse is the decisionn of the Presidential Palace not giving up , among other things , to define by decree, the values \u200b\u200bof the mining royalty rates .<\/p>\n
The government would also be against the creation of levying a special participation of the most productive mines , similar to what is done today with the oil industry . The Congress is trying to include this tax in the tax code\u2019s texy, \u00a0to reward municipalities with an annual aid of R$ 2 billion .<\/p>\n
Thus , the text is not yet in force , unlike what would occur if it were edited an interim measure . No set rules and in the midst of these discussions in Congress , companies in the sector have preferred to postpone investments .<\/p>\n
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