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Brazilian Tax Reform 2027: What Really Matters for CFOs and Tax Leaders

Webcast

Webinar overview

Brazil’s tax reform is reshaping the rules that will apply from 2027 onward, with meaningful implications for both residents and nonresidents: New liabilities may emerge, familiar structures may no longer be efficient, and the cost of waiting to act is rising every day. 

During this webinar, professionals from KPMG and Thomson Reuters will provide a focused view of: 

  • The key aspects of the 2027 rules that matter most for CFOs and tax leaders. 
  • Expected impacts for residents and non‑residents, including potential new exposures. 
  • Updates on how ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination is being adapted to the reform and the forward roadmap. 
  • How leading organizations are using scenario analysis to quantify impacts and support decisions on structure, investment and communication with boards and investors. 
  • A client’s perspective on what they are already changing—and what they are choosing to monitor. 

The webinar is aimed at CFOs, tax directors and finance executives who need a clear, technical‑but‑practical view of the reform, and who want to ensure that tax changes are reflected in planning, performance metrics and stakeholder discussions 

Meet our webinar team

Image of Rafaela Viana
Rafaela Viana
Managing Director, Indirect Tax, KPMG
Image of Atila B. Vaccaro Pidoni Mota
Atila B. Vaccaro Pidoni Mota
Senior Manager, Tax, KPMG US

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