The Federal Government published this Wednesday (24), in the Official Gazette of the Union, Law 14.932/2024, which reduces the bureaucracy of the Declaration of the Tax on Rural Property (DITR) for producers.
The measure removes the mandatory use of the Environmental Declaratory Act (ADA) to reduce the amount due for the ITR and authorizes the use of the Rural Environmental Registry (CAR) to calculate the taxable area of the property.
“The publication of the new Law is an achievement for the sector, since the CNA has been working to reduce bureaucracy and simplify the ITR declaration for rural producers,” said the technical advisor of the Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock, José Henrique Pereira.
According to the advisor, with the publication of Law 14,932/2024, the sector expects the adaptation of Normative Instruction 2,206/2024, which still requires rural producers to submit the ADA this year, for the purpose of excluding non-taxable areas of rural property.
“The new Law is already in force and exempts the declaration of the Environmental Declaratory Act, so we hope that the Federal Revenue Service will change the Normative Instruction and that the sanctioned law will come into effect as of DITR 2024”, he explained.
The rule originated from Bill 7611/17, by former senator Donizeti Nogueira (TO) and reported by federal deputy Sérgio Souza (MDB/PR). The text was processed in a conclusive manner and was approved by the Chamber of Deputies in December of last year.
According to IN 2.206/2024, the deadline for submitting the DITR 2024 starts on August 12 and ends on September 30, 2024.
Source: CNA