
Event takes place on November 23rd, at 7pm, and addresses changes in financial management and customer choice with tax reform
ACIL promotes a lecture on November 23rd, at 7pm, on the impact of Tax Reform on prices, cash flow and customer choice for companies, with a view to 2027.
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The Tax Reform is in the process of being implemented and should bring changes that affect financial management and business results from 2027 onwards.
With the arrival of 2027 and the advancement of the implementation of the Tax Reform, businesspeople and professionals need to be aware of changes that can directly impact financial management and business results. To help understand this scenario and prepare companies for the new challenges, ACIL promotes, on November 23rd, at 7pm, the lecture “Your 2026 price does not close in 2027: what the Tax Reform changes in your price, your cash flow and your client's choice”.
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