Provisional Measure 766 has issued and released on 4 January 2017. This provisional measure establishes a tax regulation program for Brazilian taxpayers to settle their tax liabilities. Under this program, taxpayers can resolve their federal tax liability in installments. This program also allows to settle their tax losses with the use of tax credits and the tax loss carryforwards, but does not permit sanctions or interest.
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