‘Blusinha tax’: record revenue and its impact on the Brazilian Postal Service? An assessment of the measure

11/02/2025

Revenue from the so-called *”blusinha tax”* hit a record high in 2024, with an increase of over 40%, while the volume of international purchases dropped by 11%. However, it is important to assess the actual impact of the measure on the Brazilian Postal Service (Correios), consumers, and retailers.

In an interview with InfoMoney, Vitor Yeung, a lawyer at Ciari Moreira Advogados, analyzed the tax implications of the new rule and emphasized how the instability of these changes affects predictability in Brazil’s e-commerce market.

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