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Dear Sir/Madame,we exporting plastic products from Romania in all countries,and we need to know what taxes must to pay for import in Brazil.
Our products are the folowing custom code:39269090(plastic sheets and rolls),and 87089990(plastic flaps with logo for automotive).
Please,send me all the taxes which we must to pay in Brazil.
From my knowledge the tax for our products are:
**For 39269090:**
* Custom duties:18%
* IPI:15%
* ICMS:18%
* PIS:1.65%
* Cofins:7.6%
**For 87089990**
* Custom Duties:18%
* IPI:5%
* ICMS:18%
* PIS:1.65%
* Cofins:7.6%
Please confirm/infirm if is ok.Thanks in advance for your support.
Cristian Milea
Europe Logistic Manager
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