Tax Reform: 24% of companies ignore impacts and risk solvency

Corporate inertia regarding Brazil's tax transition, running through 2033, reveals a structural failure in risk management for a quarter of the country's companies. With the gradual implementation of CBS and IBS, the lack of impact simulations is not merely an operational omission, but financial negligence that could compromise net margins in an environment where the commercial dollar has accumulated a 2.23% rise over the last 7 days, quoted at R$ 5.2043, pressuring imported input costs. The current macroeconomic scenario demands surgical precision in cash allocation. With the 12-month accumulated IPCA at 4.44% and a 4.23% upward trend over the last 7 days, persistent inflationary pressure combined with fiscal uncertainty creates high volatility. Companies failing to measure how the new tax burden will affect their cash flow are operating blindly in a market where liability management determines survival versus insolvency.