The Budget for 2017 was accepted by the National Congress on 15 December 2016. According to the budget minimum monthly salary increases from BRL 880 to BRL 945.80 in 2017. The President needs to enact the Budget for 2017.
The Budget for 2017 was accepted by the National Congress on 15 December 2016. According to the budget minimum monthly salary increases from BRL 880 to BRL 945.80 in 2017. The President needs to enact the Budget for 2017.
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