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The Federal Revenue Service invites all Brazilians to an unmissable online event in the coming days! Click here to learn more about it.
Recently, on social media, the Federal Revenue Service invited all Brazilians to attend the 3rd edition of i-Nova Week, which will take place on October 26 and 27, a Thursday and a Friday. According to the government department, the essence of the event is to discuss innovation in the tax sphere.
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In this context, the Federal Revenue Service revealed major new developments in previous editions. The event will take place online and will be freely accessible to everyone.
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A look at the first edition of the Federal Revenue Service's i-Nova Week
At the event's debut, in 2021, the Federal Revenue Service presented five unprecedented initiatives that simplified processes for many Brazilians. One of them was the Corporate Tax Audit, which identifies discrepancies in Corporate Income Tax (IRPJ) returns.
Another highlighted initiative was the introduction of a pre-filled form for the income tax return. To access it, users must register on the Federal Government portal and have Silver or Gold status.
A look back at the last edition and what to expect from the next one
The 2022 event covered topics such as ongoing technological innovations and their implementation in government entities, as well as the influence of AI in the public sector.
They also announced the Transportation Receivables Program, designed for self-employed professionals in freight transportation.
For this year, the Receita Federal previews topics on its website such as “innovation in the public sector, knowledge management and user experience”.
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How can Brazilian citizens take part in the event?
Semana i-Nova 2023, true to its past formats, will take place via the Receita Federal YouTube channel. The event will begin at 9 a.m. and run until 12 p.m. on the first day, with the participation of Guilherme Almeida, Program Director at the Extraordinary Secretariat for State Transformation of the Ministry of Management and Innovation.
In conclusion, other experts, such as Mamede Lima-Marques, a computer science specialist, and Claudio Augusto Franca Batista, a tax auditor at the Federal Revenue Service of Brazil, confirmed their attendance. So far, details about the second day have not yet been disclosed.
