The state will also receive 27.18 million reais to replace the drop in revenues from 2022
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79 municipalities in the state of Mato Grosso have started receiving R$60.6 million in reference to the FPM (Municipal Participation Fund) which suffered losses due to measures taken by the previous administration.
Campo Grande is the city that will receive the largest share at 5.9 million reais. Followed by Dourados (R$3 million), Três Lagoas (R$2.1 million), Corumbá (R$1.9 million), Ponta Porã (R$1.8 million) and Naviraí (R$1.3 million) are the five that will receive the most resources from FPM.
The resource comes from an additional credit of R$ 15 billion to compensate for the loss of revenue from states, municipalities and the Federal District with tax exemptions determined last year by the previous government.
In addition to the FPM, Mato Grosso do Sul will receive 27.18 million reais from the State Participation Fund, which is another measure by the federal government in an attempt to restore the credit of all the states of the Federation.
Nationwide, the recovery is R$6.17 billion, of which R$4.17 billion for FPM (municipalities) and R$2 billion for FPE (states). This is in addition to R$27 billion in ICMS, of which R$8.7 billion will be paid in advance this year.
Secretariat of Institutional Relations (SRI) Chief Minister Alexander Padilla stressed that the federal government’s priority is to meet the basic needs of states and municipalities, strengthening the commitment to provide the financial support necessary to meet the demands.
“President Lula fulfilled his promise to the mayors when he guaranteed that no city will receive less resources in 2023 than it received in 2022,” he said.
Rule – According to the Federal Constitution, the federal government must transfer to the municipalities a share of 22.5% of the resources collected in the form of income tax and IPI (taxes on industrial products). This is done through the Participation Fund.
The allocation of resources is based on the population of each municipality and the per capita income of each state. The calculation is based on the information that IBGE submits annually to the TCU (Federal Court of Audit).
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