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Brazil Ends Tax Arbitrage on Equity Payouts, Forcing Recalculation of Brazilian Equities Returns
New tax laws on Juros sobre Capital Próprio (JCP) and dividends end a major tax advantage for Brazilian companies, impacting net equity returns for investors.
Brazil’s Tax Reform Increases Withholding Tax on Key Corporate Break, Impacting Earnings
Brazilian Congress approved a hike in the withholding tax on Juros sobre Capital Próprio (JCP) from 15% to 17.5%, a move set to reduce corporate tax savings and alter distribution strategies for publicly traded companies.
New Brazil Tax Laws Fundamentally Shift Corporate Dividend and Capital Strategies
Sweeping tax changes taking effect in 2026, including a 10% withholding tax on dividends and a higher rate on Interest on Equity, have forced Brazilian companies to completely revise their financial engineering and distribution policies.
Brazil’s New 10% Dividend Withholding Tax Ends Three Decades of Tax-Free Payouts for Foreign Investors
Law 15.270/2025 introduced a 10% withholding income tax on dividends paid to non-resident shareholders, fundamentally altering the total return calculus for Brazilian equities starting January 1, 2026.
Tegma (TGMA3) Announces Dividend Distribution; Cut-off Date Set for Thursday
Tegma Gestão Logística (TGMA3) will distribute R$1.14 per share in dividends and JCP, with the eligibility cut-off date set for Thursday, August 6.
Bradesco Announces R$10 Billion Capital Raise Paired With Accelerated JCP Payout
Bradesco is launching a capital increase up to R$10 billion, structuring the move to allow shareholders to use an accelerated JCP payment to subscribe at a discount.
Bradesco and IRB Brasil RE Distribute JCP, Highlighting Shareholder Remuneration
Banco Bradesco and IRB Brasil RE paid Juros Sobre Capital Próprio on July 31, 2020, to shareholders of record from late 2019 and mid-2020.
IRB and Bradesco JCP Payments Set to Inject Liquidity into B3 Small Caps
Large Juros sobre Capital Próprio (JCP) payments from IRB (IRBR3) and Bradesco (BBDC4) this week could spur capital reallocation toward B3 Small Caps.