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THE BRAZILIAN ‘ECOLOGICAL-ICMS’: A PES SCHEME BASED ON DISTRIBUTION OF TAX REVENUE
The scope of this legal brief is to analyze the Brazilian legislation concerning the ‘Ecological-ICMS’, the ‘ecological’ State value-added tax imposed on the circulation of goods and services – ICMS. Using a deductive method, it was identified this tax mechanism operates as a type of ‘payment for ecosystem services’ (PES) scheme in practice, offering ...
Matheus Linck Bassani
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The global effort to combat climate change hinges on the effectiveness of local actions. Consequently, Brazil, being a crucial carbon sink, confronts a multifaceted challenge: the imperative to reduce emissions originating predominantly from wildfires and deforestation across various municipalities within the framework of Fiscal Federalism.
Adrielle B.O. Sardinha +2 more
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Green economy in action: the transformative impact of ecological ICMS in Goiás
ConciliumThe present study aimed to analyze the evolution of ICMS as one of the main sources of environmental revenue for Brazilian States and their Municipalities. It proposed to analyze the legislation inherent to the tax, together with the criteria necessary for its granting.
Meire Terezinha Lemes Martins +1 more
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Ecological ICMS: analysis of alternatives for its implementation in the state of Bahia
2022Resumo Este trabalho analisa alternativas para a implementação do ICMS ecológico no estado da Bahia. Com esse propósito foram estimados os valores repassados aos municípios baianos, a título de ICMS, conforme as regras vigentes (LCE n. 13/1997), comparando a situação observada com os cenários de implementação dos projetos de lei n.
Novaes, Daniel Souto +1 more
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Environmental preservation, a global challenge, requires effective policies to ensure the sustainability of ecosystems. In this sense, the Ecological ICMS emerges as a crucial tax tool, encouraging environmental conservation by rewarding municipalities that protect their natural resources.
Raquel de Oliveira Souza +2 more
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Environmental preservation, a global challenge, requires effective policies to ensure the sustainability of ecosystems. In this sense, the Ecological ICMS emerges as a crucial tax tool, encouraging environmental conservation by rewarding municipalities that protect their natural resources.
Raquel de Oliveira Souza +2 more
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Toward an ecosystem approach to ICM: assessing ecological provinces at sea by remote sensing
Journal of Coastal Conservation, 2009The ecosystem approach requires that all elements of an ecosystem, and their mutual interactions, be taken into consideration in any management effort. The selection of suitable geographical units, where this approach can be taken, requires the assessment of ecological provinces, characterized by a coherent set of environmental traits.
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The Ecological ICMS (ICMS-E) is a Brazilian ecological fiscal transfer mechanism that encourages municipalities to carry out environmental conservation practices. In the state of São Paulo, the municipalities that received the highest value of ICMS-E are located in the Vale do Ribeira region, highlighted by its ecological diversity associated with a ...
Luiz Panhoca +3 more
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Integrating local ecological services into intergovernmental fiscal transfers: the case of the ICMS-E in Brazil [PDF]
Local conservation efforts are often related to benefits at higher governmental levels. On the one hand, these efforts are strongly connected to local land-use decisions. On the other hand, activities such as sustainable water management or biodiversity conservation are associated with regional, national or even global public goods.
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This paper examines the evolution of societal and environmental relations, emphasizing the ethical imperatives of sustainable development as outlined in the Brundtland Report and the Brazilian Constitution of 1988. It explores the predominant anthropocentric ecological legal paradigm and its integration into the principle of human dignity. Highlighting
Lúcio Gomes Junior, Clarindo José +2 more
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This paper examines the evolution of societal and environmental relations, emphasizing the ethical imperatives of sustainable development as outlined in the Brundtland Report and the Brazilian Constitution of 1988. It explores the predominant anthropocentric ecological legal paradigm and its integration into the principle of human dignity. Highlighting
Lúcio Gomes Junior, Clarindo José +2 more
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