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Decree No. 7050, 23 December 2009

Original Language Title: Decreto nº 7.050, de 23 de Dezembro de 2009

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DECRETO No 7.050 DECEMBER 23, 2009.

Approves the Regimental Structure and the Demonstrative Framework of the Positions in Commission and the Free Functions of the Ministry of Finance, and gives other provisions.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC, in the use of the duties conferred on it Article 84, IV and VI, (a) of the Constitution, and in view of the provisions of Article 50 of Law No 10.683 of 28 May 2003

DECRETA:

Art. 1o The Regimental Structure and the Demonstrative Framework of the Positions in Commission and the Free Functions of the Ministry of Finance shall be approved in the form of Annexes I and II.

Art. 2o As a result of the provisions of Article 1, the following positions shall be held in the form of Annex III, in the form of Annex III, in committee of the Superior Directorate-General and Advisory Group:

I - the Department of Management, the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management, for the Ministry of Finance: three DAS 102.4; and

II - the Ministry of Finance for the Management Secretariat, the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management: a DAS 101.6

Art. 3rd Postalizations arising from the approval of the Regimental Structure of which Article 1 shall take place within thirty days, from the date of publication of this Decree.

Single paragraph. After the postings provided for in the caput, the Minister of State of Finance shall publish, within sixty days of the date of publication of this Decree, the nominal relation of the holders of the positions in committee of the Group-Direction and Higher Advisory - DAS, referred to in Annex II, including the number of vacant positions, their denomination and their level.

Art. 4o The Minister of State of Finance may edit internal rules to detail the administrative units of the Regimental Structure of the body, its powers and the tasks of its leaders

Art. 5th This Decree enters into force on the date of its publication, producing effects from 5 January 2010.

Art. 6th Decree No. 6,764, of February 10, 2009.

Brasília, 23 December 2009; 188o of Independence and 121o of the Republic.

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Guido Mantega

Paulo Bernardo Silva

ANNEX I

REGIMENTAL STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY OF THE FAZENDA

CHAPTER I

NATUREZ AND COMPETITION

Art. 1 The Ministry of Finance, the governing body of the direct federal administration, has as its area of competence the following subjects:

I - currency, credit, financial institutions, capitalization, popular savings, private insurance and open private security;

II - policy, administration, supervision and federal tax collection, including that for social and customs welfare;

III - update of the social security cost plan, in conjunction with the other organs involved;

IV - financial administration and public accounting;

V - administration of public, internal and external debts;

VI - economic and financial negotiations with governments, multilateral bodies and government agencies;

VII - general prices and public and managed tariffs;

VIII - supervision and control of foreign trade;

IX - carrying out studies and research for monitoring economic conjuncture;

X - proposed reforms to improve the institutions that regulate the functioning of the Brazilian economy; and

XI - authorization, underlined the powers of the National Monetary Council:

a) the free distribution of advertising prizes when made by draw, voucher, contest or similar operation;

(b) consortium operations, mutual fund and other similar associative forms, which obtain the acquisition of goods of any nature;

(c) the sale or promise of sale of goods to retail, through public supply and with advance receipt, partial or total, of the respective price;

(d) the sale or promise of sale of rights, including quotas owned by civil entities, such as hospital, motel, club, hotel, recreation centre or accommodation and the organization of services of any kind with or without the cost of maintenance, by public supply and with advance payment of the price;

(e) the sale or promise of sale of lots of land for benefits by draw;

f) of any other mode of early capture of popular savings, with a promise of hiring in goods, rights or services of any nature; and

g) the exploitation of lotteries, including sweepstakes and other modalities of lotteries carried out by horse racing entities.

CHAPTER II

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Art. 2nd The Ministry of Finance has the following Organizational Structure:

I - direct and immediate assistance to the Minister of State:

a) Cabinet; and

(b) Executive Secretariat:

1. Undersecretary for Economic Affairs;

2. Strategic Management Board; and

3. Undersecretary of Planning, Budget and Administration;

II - singular specific organs:

a) Attorney General of the Treasury National;

1. Attorney General Deputy in Tax and Financial Consulting;

2. Attorney General Adjunct of Consulting and Litigation Tax;

3. Attorney General Adjunct Consulting Administrative;

4. Department of Union Active Debt Management; and

Five. Department of Corporate Management;

(b) Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat:

1. Undersecretary of Collection and Care;

2. Undersecretary of Taxation and Litigation;

3. Undersecretary of supervision;

4. Undersecretary of Aduana and International Relations; and

Five. Undersecretary of Corporate Management;

(c) Treasury Secretariat National;

1. Undersecretary of Tax Planning, Statistics and Accounting;

2. Undersecretary of policy Tax;

3. Undersecretary of the Public Debt;

4. Undersecretary of financial relations Intergovernmental; and

Five. Undersecretary of affairs Corporate;

d) Political Secretariat Economic;

e) Monitoring Secretariat Economic;

f) Secretariat of International Affairs; and

g) School of Administration Farmer;

III - collegiate organs:

a) National Monetary Council;

(b) National Policy Council Farmer;

(c) National Financial System Resource Council;

d) National Private Insurance Council;

e) Board of Appeals of the National Private Insurance System, Open Private Security and Capitalization;

f) Activities Control Board Financial;

g) Administrative Board of Tax Resources;

h) Brazilian Committee of Nomenclature;

(i) Foreign Credit Assessment Committee;

j) Management Coordination Committee of Federal Public Financial Institutions; and

k) Simple National Steering Committee; and

IV - linked entities:

a) authorities:

1. Central Bank of Brazil;

2. Securities Commission; and

3. Superintendent of Private Insurance;

b) public undertakings:

1. Currency House of Brazil;

2. Federal Data Processing Service;

3. Federal Economic Box; and

4. Asset Management Company; and

(c) Economic Societies Mixed:

1. Banco do Brasil S.A.;

2. IRB - Brazil Reinsurance S.A.;

3. Banco da Amazônia S.A.; and

4. Banco do Nordeste do Brasil S.A.

CHAPTER III

OF THE COMPETITIONS OF ORGANS

Section I

From the Direct and Immediate Assistance Offices to the Minister of State

Art. 3rd The Cabinet competes:

I - assist the Minister of State in his political and social representation, take up public relations and the preparation and dispatch of his personal expediency;

II - follow the progress of the projects of interest of the Ministry, in the process of the National Congress;

III - provide consultations and requests made by the National Congress;

IV - provide the official publication and disclosure of the matters related to the Ministry's area of activity; and

V - exercise other tasks committed to it by the Minister of State.

Art. 4o To the Executive Secretariat competes:

I - assist the Minister of State in the supervision and coordination of the activities of the Secretariats integral to the structure of the Ministry and the entities linked to it;

II - to plan, coordinate, promote and disseminate best practices of management and institutional modernization;

III - coordinate and supervise the activities of administrative organization and modernization, as well as those related to federal planning and budget systems, financial administration, accounting, information and computer resources administration, human resources, general services and documentation and archives, within the Ministry and linked entities;

IV - assist the Minister of State in defining guidelines and in implementing the actions of the Ministry's area of competence;

V - coordinate, under the Ministry, studies related to draft laws, provisional measures, decrees and other normative acts; and

VI - coordinate, under the Ministry, the activities related to the ear office.

Single paragraph. The Executive Secretariat also exercises the role of the sectoral body of the Civil Personnel Systems of the Federal Administration - SIPEC, the Administration of Information and Informatics Resources - SISP, of General Services - SISG, National Archives - SINAR, of Planning and Federal Budget, of Federal Financial Administration and of Federal Accounting, through the Undersecretary of Planning, Budget and Administration.

Article 5 of the Undersecretary for Economic Affairs competes:

I - to monitor and supervise the work on economic affairs, within the framework of the Executive Secretariat, establishing guidelines for programming, organization, implementation and evaluation of the tasks carried out by it;

II - to coordinate, within the framework of the Executive Secretariat, in conjunction with the Assessoria de Comunicação Social and the Assessoria for Parliamentary Affairs of the Ministry, actions and resolutions to the demands of the Legislative Power, the Judiciary, other spheres of government, the press and the civil society organized; and

III - to coordinate the articulation between the specific organs, linked and external to the Ministry of Finance, in the process of legal and infralegal measures.

Art. 6o The Strategic Management Board competes:

I - promote the capacity of strategic formulation, observed the priorities of government, definition, measurement, monitoring, evaluation and dissemination of results and organizational performance;

II - support the preparation of policies and guidelines for ministerial strategic management;

III - support the implementation of programs, projects and systemic actions of management transformation, aimed at the institutional strengthening of the Ministry and its specific bodies; and

IV - carry out the actions by the Executive Secretariat in conducting the programs and projects of cooperation.

Art. 7 to the Undersecretary of Planning, Budget and Administration competes:

I - administer, plan, coordinate and supervise the execution of the activities of administrative organization and modernization, as well as those related to federal planning and budget systems, financial administration, accounting, information and informatics resources administration, human resources, general services and documentation and archives within the Ministry;

II - coordinate and supervise the implementation of the activities of administrative organization and modernization, as well as those related to the systems cited in section I, in the context of the linked entities of the Ministry;

III - to promote the articulation with the bodies responsible for the central coordination of the activities of administrative organization and modernization and of the federal systems referred to in section I and to inform and guide the bodies of the Ministry and entities linked to compliance with the established administrative rules;

IV - coordinate the preparation and consolidation of the plans and programs of the finalistic activities of the Ministry and linked entities, and submit them to the superior decision;

V - examine and manifest itself on the internal rules of the Ministry's organs, as well as the structures or statutes of the linked entities, except public companies and joint economic societies;

VI - develop the activities of budgetary, financial and accounting execution, under the Ministry;

VII - to carry out accounts of the expense ordinators and others responsible for public goods and values and of all that it gives cause loss, extraviation or other irregularity resulting in damage to the erário; and

VIII - to supervise, coordinate and guide the Ministry's Regional Management.

Section II

Of Singular Specific Organs

Article 8 To the Attorney General of the National Treasury, technically and legally subordinated to the Attorney General of the Union and administratively to the Minister of State of Finance, competes:

I - to determine the liquidity and certainty of the tax credits or of any other nature and to enter them in the active debt of the Union, for collection purposes, friendly or judicial;

II - to control the legality of the tax credits or of any other nature, referred to inscription in active debt of the Union, or that they find themselves in charge, being able to recognize from office the prescription and decay, among other causes of extinction of the credit;

III - represent the Union in private, judicial or extrajudicially, in the execution of its active debt;

IV - examine the legality of contracts, concessions, agreements, adjustments or agreements of interest of the National Treasury, including those relating to the external public debt and, where appropriate, promote the respective termination or declaration of expiry;

V - examine in advance the legality of the dispensing orders, recognition of inaccuracies of bidding and their ratifications, of the convening acts and of the contracts, concessions, permissions, agreements, adjustments or agreements to be concluded by the Minister of State, Executive Secretary, Attorney-General or governing bodies of the basic structure of the Ministry;

VI - represent the Union in the causes of a fiscal nature, thus understood as those relating to the Union's competence taxes, including infringements of tax legislation, compulsory loans, seizure of goods, national or foreign, decisions of organs of the fiscal administrative litigation, benefits and tax exemptions, credits and tax incentives to export, tax liability of carriers and maritime agents, and procedural incidents raised in tax actions of a fiscal nature;

VII - to determine, within the scope of the Ministry of Finance, the interpretation of the Constitution, laws, treaties and other normative acts to be uniformly followed in their areas of action and coordination, where there is no normative orientation of the Attorney General of the Union;

VIII - represent and defend the interests of the National Farm:

(a) in contracts, including concessions, agreements or adjustments of a fiscal or financial nature in which the Union intervenes or is part of the Union and, on the other hand, the States, the Federal District, the Municipalities, the authorities, the public undertakings, the joint economic societies or foreign entities;

(b) in instruments, loan contracts, guarantee, financed acquisition of goods and financing, contracted in the country or abroad, in which the Union is part or parcel;

(c) in the Administrative Board of Trusted Resources, the National Financial System Resource Council, the Board of Appeals of the National System of Private Insurance, Open Private Security and Capitalization, the Financial Activities Control Board - COAF and other collective deliberation bodies; and

d) in the constitutive acts and assemblies of the mixed economy societies and other entities of whose capital participates in the National Treasury, and in the acts of subscription, purchase, sale or transfer of shares of society;

IX - manage the special sub-account of the Special Fund for Development and Improvement of Auditing Activities - FUNDAF, which deal with Decree-Law No. 1.437 of 17 December 1975, and Law No. 7.711, of 22 December 1988, aimed at meeting the Union's Active Debt Collection Incentive Program;

X - plan, coordinate, guide, supervise, control, and evaluate activities related to material and patrimonial resources, agreements, bidding, contracts and general services, observed the policies, guidelines, norms and recommendations of the organs of the General Services Systems and Documentation and Archives;

XI - represent and defend the Board of Directors of the PIS-PASEP Participation Fund;

XII - to apply in active debt the credits arising from contributions, fines and charges to the Service Time Guarantee Fund - FGTS and to promote the respective collection, judicial and extrajudicial;

XIII - plan, coordinate, guide support and carry out academic-scientific and cultural activities, in particular, with relation:

a) the formation of new members of the Attorney General of the National Treasury, in the performance of their institutional functions;

b) the improvement and technical-professional update of members, servers and interns of the Organ;

c) the development of projects, courses, seminars and other modalities of study and exchange of information, and may, for these purposes, conclude agreements with administrative bodies and public and private entities of teaching and research; and

d) the creation of conditions for the fulfilment of the provisions of Article 39(2) of the Constitution; and

XIV - provide, to the organs of the Ministry of Finance, legal advice and advice in the matters of which this article deals.

§ 1 In the exercise of the activities provided for in section XIII, the physical structure provided by the School of Farming Administration will be used preferably.

§ 2 The Attorney General of the National Finance carries out the legal consulting and advisory activities under the Ministry, taking place, in the performance of these activities, by the provisions of Decree-Law No. 147, of 3 February 1967, and the Complementary Law No. 73, of 10 February 1993.

Art. 9 to the Assistant Attorney General for Tax and Financial Consulting competes:

I - examine the legality of contracts, concessions, agreements, adjustments or agreements which interest the Union, in financial matters, including those relating to domestic and foreign public debt, and, where appropriate, promote their termination or declaration of decency;

II - propose and examine, within the scope of the Ministry, draft laws, provisional measures, decrees and other normative acts involving financial matters, such as public debt, credit in all its modalities, public budget, government funding programs, grants, public and private funds, private insurance, export credit insurance, open private security, capitalization, public prices, public service tariffs, foreign trade, francs, free zones, free trade zones

III - represent the Attorney General of the National Finance Council with the National Financial System Resource Council - CRSFN, the National Private Insurance System Resource Council, Open Private Security and Capitalization - CRSNSP, the Financial Activities Control Board - COAF, the Board of Trustees of the Committee for Compensation of Salary Variations - CCFCVS and the Habitation Finance System Committee;

IV - examine the constitutionality and legality of the minuts of votes and resolutions of the National Monetary Council;

V - represent and defend the interests of the National Farm:

(a) contracts, agreements or adjustments of a fiscal or financial nature, in which they intervene, or are part, on the one hand, of the Union and, on the other, of the States, the Federal District, the Municipalities, the municipalities, the public undertakings, the mixed-economic societies or foreign entities, as well as the concessions;

(b) in credit operations, including loan contracts, assumption, guarantee, financed acquisition of goods and merchant lease, in which the Union is part or parcel;

c) in the constitutive acts, assemblies of companies by shares of whose capital participates in the Union and corporate contracts, including in the acts of acquisition, subscription, alienation or transfer of shares and other securities and securities; and

d) in contracts relating to external financial operations of the Public Finance, or with guarantee of the National Treasury, with private financial entities, international bodies and official credit agencies;

VI - provide legal advice to the agencies of the Ministry of Finance on the matters relating to this article; and

VII - exercise other tasks committed to it by the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Art. 10. To the Assistant Attorney General of Consulting and Tax Litigation competes:

I - plan, coordinate and supervise activities relating to the judicial representation and defense of the National Finance;

II - exercise the judicial representation and defense of the National Treasury, in the causes of the jurisdiction of the Attorney General of the National Treasury, to the Supreme Court, the Superior Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Labor, the Superior Electoral Court and the National Court of Uniformization of Jurisprudence;

III - propose guidelines, measures and regulatory acts to rationalize the administrative tasks pertinent to the judicial representation and defense of the National Treasury, as well as the administrative-fiscal litigation;

IV - collide elements of fact and law, to prepare, in an emergency, information in security warrants and other actions brought against the acts of the Minister of State, the Executive Secretary and the leaders of the specific singular organs components of the basic structure of the Ministry of Finance;

V - issue, when requested, in matters of competence of the PGFN, opinions in defense of law or federal normative act, object of direct action of unconstitutionality, as well as other actions proposed in the Superior Courts;

VI - examine, where necessary, judicial decisions whose compliance with the Minister of State, depends on his authorization, or even when requested by the agencies of the Ministry of Finance;

VII - coordinate and supervise the activities of representation of the National Farm in the Administrative Board of Tax Resources;

VIII - coordinate and supervise the examination and assessment of legal matters relevant to tax matters;

IX - propose, examine and review draft laws, provisional measures, decrees and other normative acts involving legal-tributary matter;

X - provide, to the organs of the Ministry of Finance, legal advice on matters relating to this article; and

XI - exercise other duties committed to it by the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Art. 11. To the Assistant Attorney General for Administrative Consulting competes:

I - plan, coordinate and supervise legal consulting and advice activities in matters of Administrative Law and Legislative Technique, under the Attorney General of the National Finance, excluded those affected by the other Attorney General Deputy or Department;

II - coordinate and supervise the activities related to legal advice and advice in matters relevant to draft laws, decrees and other regulatory acts of interest of the Ministry of Finance, excluded those affected by the other Attorney General Deputy or Department;

III - propose, examine and revise draft laws, provisional measures, decrees and other normative acts of interest of the Attorney General of the National Treasury, underscored those affected by the other Assistant Attorney General or Department;

IV - coordinate and supervise the activities relevant to legal advice and advice in matters of bidding and administrative contracts under the Attorney General's Office;

V - examine, in advance, the legality of the waiver or inaccuracies of bidding, of the convening acts and of the contracts, concessions, permissions, agreements, adjustments or agreements to be concluded by the Minister of State, Executive Secretary, Attorney General or officials of the basic structure of the Ministry, excluded those affected by the other Assistant Attorney General or Department;

VI - provide legal advice to the agencies of the Ministry of Finance on the matters relating to this article; and

VII - exercise other tasks committed to it by the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Art. 12. The Union's Active Debt Management Department competes:

I - plan, guide, coordinate and supervise activities related to the clearance, registration and collection and collection strategies related to active debt;

II - to guide the decentralized units of the Attorney General of the National Treasury in relation to the clearance, registration, collection and collection strategies related to active debt, including the provision of tax regularity certificates and the granting and control of debit portions;

III - act in conjunction with the Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat and other bodies, aiming at the improvement of the clearance, registration, collection and collection strategies related to active debt, as well as the collection of revenues;

IV - propose guidelines and regulatory acts, as well as measures for the rationalization of administrative tasks relevant to the clearance, registration, collection and collection strategies related to active debt;

V - propose measures for the improvement, regulation and consolidation of federal tax legislation with regard to the collection of active debt;

VI - to guide and supervise the activities of the decentralized units of the Attorney General's Office of the National Finance, with regard to the services of the collection of the active debt;

VII - to promote exchange of information concerning the judicial execution of the active debt with the Secretariats of Finance or Finance and the Attorney General's Offices, or other bodies, States, the Federal District and the Municipalities; and

VIII - exercise other duties committed to it by the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Art. 13. The Corporate Management Department competes to plan, coordinate and supervise the internal activities of:

I - budget, programming and financial implementation, agreements, bids and contracts, patrimonial administration, infrastructure, systems and technology services;

II - people management, covering recruitment, training, allocation, development and performance evaluation;

III - technical-operational support for data processing activities aimed at meeting the finalistic activities of the units of the Attorney General of the National Treasury, ensuring the security and integrity of information;

IV - organisation and administrative modernization; and

V - exercise other duties committed to it by the Attorney General of the National Treasury.

Art. 14. The Secretariat of the Brazilian Federal Revenue competes:

I - plan, coordinate, supervise, perform, control and evaluate the activities of federal tax administration, including those relating to social contributions aimed at financing social security and contributions due to third parties, thus understood other entities and funds in the form of the legislation in force;

II - propose measures to improve and regulate and consolidate federal tax legislation;

III - interpret and apply tax, customs, pension and correlata legislation, by editing the regulatory acts and instructions necessary for their implementation;

IV - establish ancillary tax obligations, including discipline the delivery of statements;

V - to prepare and judge, in the first instance, administrative procedures for the determination and requirement of tax credits and credit rights recognition, relating to the taxes administered by it;

VI - monitor the implementation of tax and customs policies and study their effects in the country economy;

VII - directing, overseeing, guiding, coordinating and executing the surveillance, launching, collection, collection and control of the Union's taxes and other revenues under its administration;

VIII - to carry out the forecasting, monitoring, analysis and control of revenue under its administration, as well as to coordinate and consolidate the forecasts of the other federal revenues, to subsidise the draft budget of the Union;

IX - propose measures aimed at compatibilizing revenue to be collected with the values provided for in the federal financial programming;

X - estimate and quantify the waiver of administered revenues and evaluate the effects of reductions in tax levies, tax exemptions and incentives or fiscal stimuli, undermined the competence of other organs which also deal with the matter;

XI - to promote activities of cooperation and integration between the tax administrations of the country, between the fiscus and the taxpayer, and fiscal education, as well as to prepare, guide and disseminate tax and customs information;

XII - carry out studies to subsidise the tax policy formulation and establish economic-physical information policy and implement systematic collection, treatment and disclosure of this information;

XIII - to conclude agreements with organs and entities of the federal, state, district and municipal administration, as well as entities of public or private law, to exchange information, rationalization of activities and carrying out joint operations;

XIV - manage the Special Fund for Development and Improvement of Audit Activities - FUNDAF, referred to in Decree-Law No. 1.437, 1975;

XV - negotiate and participate in the implementation of international agreements, treaties and agreements relevant to the tax and customs matters;

XVI - to direct, supervise, guide, coordinate and execute the customs administration, supervision and control services, including with regard to customs of areas and enclosures;

XVII - to direct, supervise, guide, coordinate and perform the control of the customs value and the transfer prices of imported or exported goods, undermined the powers of the Brazilian Committee of Nomenclature;

XVIII - to direct, supervise, guide, coordinate and carry out activities related to nomenclature, fiscal classification and origin of goods, including representing the country in international meetings on the matter;

XIX - participate, observed the specific competence of other organs, the activities of repression to smuggling, the mismatch and the illicit trafficking of narcotics and related drugs, and money laundering;

XX - administer, control, evaluate and normatize the Integrated Foreign Trade System - SISCOMEX, undermined the powers of other bodies;

XXI - articulate with international and foreign entities and bodies with activities in the economic-tributary and economic-prevident field, to carry out studies, technical conferences, congresses and similar events;

XXII - draft proposal to update the social security contribution plan, in conjunction with the other bodies involved; and

XXIII - to guide, supervise and coordinate the production and dissemination of strategic information in the area of its competence, aimed at risk management or use by bodies and entities participating in joint operations, aiming at preventing and combating fraud and delirious practices within the framework of the federal and customs tax administration.

Art. 15. To the Undersecretary of Collecting and Support, it is up to plan, coordinate and supervise the activities of:

I - collection, classification of revenue, collection, restitution, repayment, reimbursement and compensation of tax credits;

II - supervision of the collection network;

III - management of registrations of the Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat;

IV - face care and distance to the taxpayer;

V - promotion of fiscal education;

VI - supervision of the Income Tax Program; and

VII - management of the institutional memory of the Secretariat of the Brazilian Federal Revenue.

Art. 16. The Undersecretary of Taxation and Litigation competes:

I - plan, coordinate and supervise activities relating to the preparation, modification, regulation, consolidation and dissemination of tax, customs and correlata legislation;

II - carry out and disseminate economic-tributary studies and statistics relating to foreign trade;

III - make the forecast and analysis of the collection of administered revenues and of the waivers arising from the granting of benefits of a tax nature; and

IV - to accompany the administrative litigation and the jurisprudence of the Judiciary.

Single paragraph. With regard to incise II, the Undersecretary of Taxation and Litigation shall carry out its tasks in close cooperation with the Secretariat of Economic Policy and with the Secretariat of Economic Monitoring, aiming to improve the studies and public policies in its position.

Art. 17. The Undersecretary of Taxation is responsible for planning, coordinating and overseeing surveillance activities and strategic processes, except for foreign trade, and for economic-tributary follow-up of major contributors.

Art. 18. The Undersecretary of Aduana and International Relations competes:

I - plan, coordinate and supervise the activities relating to the customs administration and international relations of the Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat; and

II - manage the activities related to the air operations developed by the Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat.

Art. 19. The Undersecretary of Corporate Management is responsible for planning, coordinating and overseeing the activities:

I - budget, programming and financial implementation, agreements, bids and contracts, patrimonial administration, infrastructure, technology systems and services;

II - people management, covering recruitment, training, allocation, development, performance evaluation and dissemination of ethics;

III - on the goods seized; and

IV - the Information Technology Development Plan of the Brazilian Federal Revenue Secretariat, ensuring the safety and integrity of the information.

Art. 20. To the Secretariat of the National Treasury, the central body of the Federal Financial Administration Systems and of Federal Accounting, competes:

I - prepare the monthly and annual financial programming of the National Treasury, manage the Single Account of the National Treasury and subsidise the formulation of the public expenditure financing policy;

II - to ensure the financial balance of the National Treasury;

III - administer the financial assets and securities of the National Treasury;

IV - maintain control of the commitments that directly or indirectly assign the Union to international entities or bodies, as well as the management of the foreign currency account provided for in loans contracts and concessions of special credits signed by the Union to international bodies and foreign credit government entities;

V - administering the public debts of both domestic and external, of direct or indirect responsibility of the National Treasury;

VI - manage the funds and official programmes under the responsibility of the National Treasury, assessing and accompanying any tax risks;

VII - to edit standards on financial programming and budgetary and financial implementation, as well as to promote monitoring, systematization and standardization of public expenditure implementation;

VIII - implement the actions necessary to regulate the financial obligations of the Union, including those assumed by law;

IX - to edit accounting rules and procedures for the proper registration of the acts and facts of the budget, financial and patrimonial management of the organs and entities of the Public Administration;

X - coordinate the editing and maintenance of manuals and instructions for accounting procedures, the Account Plan Applied to the Public Sector and the standardized registration process of the acts and facts of the Public Administration;

XI - to supervise the accounting of the acts and facts of budgetary, financial and patrimonial management of the Union;

XII - promote harmonisation with the other powers of the Union and with the other spheres of government in accounting matters;

XIII - articulate with the sectoral bodies of the Federal Accounting System to comply with the accounting standards pertinent to budgetary, financial and patrimonial implementation;

XIV - define, coordinate and monitor procedures related to the provision of information from the Union, the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, for the purposes of transparency, control of fiscal management and the application of restrictions;

XV - maintain a cost system that allows the evaluation and monitoring of budget, financial and patrimonial management;

XVI - establish accounting rules and procedures for the proper registration of the acts and facts of the budget, financial and patrimonial management of the organs and entities of the federal administration, promoting the monitoring, systematization and standardization of the accounting execution;

XVII - maintain and improve the Account Plan and the Federal Administration Accounting Procedures Manual;

XVIII - to establish, maintain and improve accounting records systems for acts and facts relating to budget, financial and patrimonial management;

19th - to establish, maintain and improve information systems to enable the production of managerial information necessary for decision-making and ministerial supervision;

XX - to establish rules and procedures for the elaboration of processes of accounts of the expense stewards and others responsible for public goods and values and of all that it gives cause the loss, extraction or other irregularity resulting from damage to the erary, and to promote the corresponding accounting records of agent liability;

XXI - to draw up the accounting statements and reports to compose the annual accounts of the President of the Republic;

XXII - edit general rules for consolidation of national public accounts;

XXIII - consolidating national public accounts by aggregating the balance sheets of the Union, the States, the Federal District and the municipalities;

XXIV - promote integration with the other powers of the Union and the other spheres of government in accounting matters relating to budget, financial and patrimonial implementation;

XXV - administer, control, evaluate and normatize the Integrated Financial Administration System of the Federal Government - SIAFI;

XXVI - to draw up and disseminate, within its competence, tax statistics, statements and reports, in response to legal devices and agreements, treaties and agreements concluded by the Union with international bodies or entities;

XXVII - establish, monitor, monitor and evaluate the implementation of the State's Restructuring and Tax Adjustment Programmes and evaluate compliance with the tax commitments of the Municipalities who signed a debt refinancing contract with the Union under current legislation;

XXVIII - verify compliance with the limits and conditions relating to the implementation of credit operations of the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, comprising the respective direct administrations, funds, authorities, foundations and dependent state companies;

XXIX - to disclose, monthly, the relationship between those who have exceeded the limits of consolidated and mobilised debts in accordance with current legislation;

XXX - technically advise and subsidise the Minister of State in its participation in deliberatory instances on issues related to public investment, including those carried out under the direct investment mode, public-private partnership and traditional concession, especially in the processes related to the selection, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of projects;

XXXI - manage the Sovereign Fund of Brazil that deals with Law no. 11.887, of December 24, 2008 , with a view to promoting investments in assets in Brazil and abroad, to form public savings, mitigate effects of economic cycles and foster projects of strategic interest in the country located abroad, supporting the Deliberative Council, which deals with art. 6th of that Law;

XXXII - verify the adequacy of public-private partnership projects to the tax requirements established in Law No. 11.079 of 30 December 2004 , and in Supplementary Law No. 101 of 4 May 2000 , as well as in the other related regulations;

XXXIII - to operationalize and monitor the management of the Guarantee Fund for Public-Private Partnerships - FGP, with a view to ensuring the valuation of the public resources deposited there, and to draw up a prior and reasoned opinion on the feasibility of the granting of guarantees and their form, in relation to the risks to the National Treasury, and to the fulfilment of the boundary of Article 22 of Law No. 11.079, of 2004 14 of the aforementioned Law;

XXXIV - to structure and articulate the federal financial programming system, involving the sectoral financial programming bodies, with the aim of supporting the efficient execution of public expenditure in general, and investment projects in particular;

XXXV - to promote studies and research on fiscal matters, in particular on public spending, with a view to improving the sustainability conditions of public accounts;

XXXVI - promote periodic evaluation of fiscal statistics and indicators, aiming to adapt the Brazilian system of tax statistics to international best practices and local requirements;

XXXVII - develop medium and long-term scenarios of public finances with a view to defining fiscal policy guidelines that guide the formulation of the financial programming of the National Treasury and the identification of tax risks; and

XXXVIII - establish rules and procedures on aspects of the management of public investments, including those carried out under the public-private partnership, in respect of financial programming, budgetary and financial implementation, accounting and fiscal registration, calculation and monitoring of debt limits, verification of payment capacity, the occurrence of contingent commitments; the system of managerial information, the administration of assets and obligations under the responsibility of the National Treasury.

§ 1 With regard to public expenditure, including aspects associated with budget programming, monitoring and evaluation, as mentioned in paragraphs VII, XI, XXI, XXII, XXIII and XXIV, the National Treasury Secretariat should carry out its tasks in close collaboration with the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management, aiming to supply any gaps and improve the usual procedures in this area.

§ 2 The products generated as a result of the work of the National Treasury Secretariat in the area of public expenditure, especially with regard to monitoring and evaluation activities, should be shared with the Ministry of Planning, Budget and Management, so as to allow its full integration with the Federal Planning and Budget System.

Art. 21. To the Undersecretary of Tax Planning, Statistics and Accounting compete:

I - establish accounting rules and procedures for the proper registration of the acts and facts of the budget, financial and patrimonial management of the organs and entities of the Public Administration, promoting the monitoring, systematization and standardization of the accounting execution;

II - to coordinate the editing and maintenance of manuals and instructions for accounting procedures, the Account Plan Applied to the Public Sector and the standardized registration process of the acts and facts of the Public Administration;

III - supervise the accounting of the acts and facts of budgetary, financial and patrimonial management of the Union;

IV - promote harmonization with the other Union powers and with the other spheres of government in accounting matters;

V - articulate with the sectoral bodies of the Federal Accounting System to comply with the accounting standards relevant to budgetary, financial and patrimonial implementation;

VI - define, coordinate and monitor procedures related to the provision of information from the Union, the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, for the purposes of transparency, control of fiscal management and the application of restrictions;

VII - maintain a cost system that allows the evaluation and monitoring of budget, financial and patrimonial management;

VIII - coordinate the elaboration, editing and disclosure of tax, demonstrative and reporting statistics, in compliance with legal devices and agreements, treaties and agreements concluded by the Union with international bodies or entities;

IX - manage the Sovereign Fund of Brazil, with a view to promoting investments in assets in Brazil and abroad, form public savings, mitigate effects of economic cycles and foster projects of strategic interest of the country located abroad, supporting the Deliberative Council dealing with the article. 6 of the Law no 11.887, 24 December 2008;

X - to promote studies and research on fiscal matters, in particular on public spending, with a view to improving the sustainability conditions of public accounts;

XI - promote periodic evaluation of fiscal statistics and indicators, aiming to adapt the Brazilian system of tax statistics to international best practices and local requirements; and

XII - develop medium and long-term scenarios of public finances with a view to defining fiscal policy guidelines that guide the formulation of the financial programming of the National Treasury and the identification of tax risks.

Art. 22. The Undersecretary of Tax Policy competes:

I - guide and supervise the process of financial programming, the management of the National Treasury Single Account and the formulation of public expenditure financing policy;

II - to ensure the financial balance of the National Treasury;

III - to guide and supervise the elaboration of public finance scenarios and fiscal studies with a view to defining fiscal policy guidelines and guidelines for the formulation of financial programming, identification of fiscal risks and improvement of the sustainability conditions of public accounts;

IV - to guide the standardization, monitoring, systematization and standardization of the implementation of public expenditure;

V - promote and administer the actions related to the integration of the SIAFI to the Brazilian Payment System (SPB), as well as monitor the financial movements carried out through the Reserve Transfer System (STR) that imply in entries or resource exits of the National Treasury Single Account;

VI - to guide the process of managing the foreign currency account provided for in loans and concessions of special credits signed by the Union to international bodies, foreign credit government entities and supranational organization;

VII - administer the financial assets whose debtors are not federative, and the securities of the National Treasury and their respective incomes and rights;

VIII - evaluate, orient and manifest about the adequacy of public-private partnership projects to the tax requirements established in Law No. 11.079, of December 30, 2004, and in Supplementary Law No. 101, of May 4, 2000 as well as in the other correlative regulations;

IX - to monitor the management of the Guarantee Fund for Public-Private Partnerships - FGP, with a view to ensuring the valuation of public resources deposited there, and to assess the feasibility of the granting of guarantees and their form, in relation to the risks to the National Treasury, and in compliance with the limit of Article 22 of Law No 11.079, of 2004, for the hiring of public-private partnership, depending on Article II. 14 of the aforementioned Law;

X - establish standards and procedures on aspects of the management of public investments, including those carried out under the public-private partnership mode, with regard to financial programming, budgetary and financial implementation, accounting and fiscal registration, calculation and monitoring of debt limits, as well as other institutionally assigned powers to the National Treasury Secretariat;

XI - manage the funds and official programmes under the responsibility of the National Treasury, evaluating and accompanying any tax risks;

XII - to coordinate, monitor and evaluate the implementation of the actions necessary for the regularization of the Union's financial obligations, including those assumed as a result of law, including credit operations and agro-industrial, industrial, housing, exports and Official Credit Operations (OOC);

XIII - technically advise and subsidise the Minister of State in its participation in deliberatory instances on issues related to public investment, Union corporate holdings, management contracts and funds under the responsibility of the National Treasury;

XIV - manifest itself on the issues involving supplementary retirement benefit plans of public companies and mixed federal companies, under the optics of fiscal risks and Union resources contributions;

XV - propose and coordinate structured and special operations involving assets and liabilities of the National Treasury, together with the other areas involved, as well as propose government programs affected to the Ministry of Finance;

XVI - manifest itself on corporate matters relating to companies in which the Union has direct or indirect participation in the social capital, including in the condition of minority shareholder; and

Seventeenth - propose the appointment of representatives of the National Treasury in tax councils or equivalent bodies of state companies and other entities, as well as representatives of the Ministry of Finance in committees of monitoring and evaluation of management contracts concluded by the Union.

Art. 23. The Undersecretary of Public Debt competes:

I - prepare the short, medium and long-term planning of the Federal Public Debt, included in it risk and cost management, the projection of the Union's debt limits, the preparation of macroeconomic analyses and the proposition of operations with assets and liabilities that can improve their profile;

II - to conduct the Union's internal and external financing strategies, including the borrowings of credit operations for project financing or the acquisition of goods and services;

III - to coordinate the draft annual budget proposal and to carry out budgetary and financial executions and accounting records of the Federal Public Debt;

IV - to develop and disseminate information about the operations of the Federal Public Debt, as well as other related topics;

V - coordinate the institutional relationship with participants in the national and international financial markets, opinion makers, press, risk rating agencies and government agencies in relation to the Federal Public Debt, as well as advice to government authorities on this subject;

VI - to promote the capital market by accompanying and proposing, in the framework of its tasks, regulatory and disciplinary rules of the public securities market;

VII - to articulate with the Undersecretarias Fiscais on topics coordinated by them that directly or indirectly affect the management of the Federal Public Debt; and

VIII - assist the Secretary of the National Treasury with the collegiate bodies, discussion forums and working groups involving the responsibility of the Undersecretary.

Art. 24. The Undersecretary of Intergovernmental Financial Relations shall:

I - administer the financial assets of the National Treasury to the States, the Federal District and the Municipalities;

II - monitor the State Restructuring and Tax Adjustment Programs and other fiscal commitments undertaken by federated entities in contracts signed with the Union;

III - check the limits and conditions for the implementation of credit operations by States, Federal District and Municipalities, comprising their municipalities, foundations and dependent state companies;

IV - examine the granting of guarantees from the Union to States, the Federal District and Municipalities, comprising their authorities, foundations and dependent state companies;

V - assist or represent the Secretary of the National Treasury in the Committee for External Financing (COFIEX) regarding the external credit operations of States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, comprising their authorities, foundations and dependent state companies;

VI - subsidise the position of the National Treasury Secretariat in the Management Committee of the Convention Management System and Transfer Contracts - SICONV; and

VII - to disclose information relating to the credit operations analysed, including with the Union guarantee, the financial information of States and municipalities, as well as intergovernmental financial transfers.

Art. 25. The Undersecretary of Corporate Affairs competes:

I - modernize the management of the Secretariat, with respect to people, projects, processes, organizational structure, information and working tools;

II - manage the strategic planning of the Secretariat of the National Treasury, as well as the Multiannual Plan (PPA), with regard to the responsibility programs of the Secretariat;

III - carry out the management of the budget, programming and financial implementation, acquisitions, agreements and contracts relating to administrative maintenance and patrimonial administration;

IV - promote people management, covering selection, allocation, performance management, handling, training, development and personnel management;

V - to ensure the promotion of ethics in the National Treasury Secretariat;

VI - coordinate the strategic management of information with regard to technology and communication, as well as manage the institutional media;

VII - coordinate, evaluate and approve the dissemination of products and services of the National Treasury Secretariat;

VIII - to plan and coordinate activities related to information and communication technology under the National Treasury Secretariat;

IX - establish guidelines, standards and technical standards to research, evaluate, acquire, develop, homologize and implement methodologies, products and services of information and communication technology to support the activities of the National Treasury Secretariat, ensuring its applicability and compliance;

X - manage, maintain and regulate the use of the Integrated Financial Administration System of the Federal Government (SIAFI) and the other systems under the responsibility of the National Treasury Secretariat, ensuring its reliability and availability;

XI - define, implement and manage the technological infrastructure necessary for the operation of computerized systems and solutions under the responsibility of the National Treasury Secretariat; and

XII - define and implement safety standards and procedures for information and communication technology resources and systems under management of the National Treasury Secretariat.

Art. 26. The Secretariat for Economic Policy competes:

I - advise the Minister of State in the formulation, proposition, monitoring and coordination of economic policy;

II - propose short, medium and long-term guidelines for fiscal policy and follow, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, its evolution, proposing changes in alignment to macroeconomic policy, when appropriate;

III - to develop, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, new policies and proposals for improving existing public policies, aiming at fiscal balance, economic efficiency, economic growth, long-term development, employment, social inclusion and improvement of income distribution;

IV - analyse and elaborate, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, proposals for the improvement of tax and budget legislation and assess their long-term impacts on the economy;

V - define annually the set of macroeconomic parameters used in the drafting of the General Budget of the Union;

VI - to evaluate and elaborate, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, proposals for policies relating to the productive sector, including tax, exchange, commercial, tariff and credit policies, supplementary pension, insurance, employment and income levels;

VII - to monitor and evaluate the economic indicators of the country, in conjunction with the other organs involved, and to draw up regular reports on the evolution of the economy, focusing on the efficiency of public administration and the quality of impacts on the economy and the population;

VIII - contribute, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, to the improvement and regulation, expansion and expansion of access to credit under the National Financial System;

IX - formulate and evaluate measures for the development of the complementary, insurance and capitalization sectors;

X - evaluate and propose measures for the development of the Brazilian capital market and exercise the function of the Executive Secretariat of the Capital Market Working Group;

XI - propose alternatives and evaluate, in conjunction with other bodies involved, public policies for the housing system, aiming at improving regulatory mechanisms, granting credit and financing and operational;

XII - propose, evaluate and monitor the formulation and implementation of public policy norms and instruments for the agricultural, agroindustrial, microcredit and cooperative sectors, especially with regard to credit, production and pricing protection mechanisms, marketing, processing and supply of the market;

XIII - evaluate, in its economic aspects, draft legislation or regulation in its area of activity, issuing technical opinions;

XIV - advise the Minister of State, in economic and financial aspects, in the policy of relationship with international bodies and entities of financing and trade;

XV - advise the Minister of State at the National Council of Private Insurance (CNSP);

XVI - participate in the Technical Committee of the Coin and Credit and advise the Minister of State in the National Monetary Council;

XVII - to draw up the Union's credit and financial benefits to compose the Complementary Information to the Annual Budget Law Project;

18th - to determine the effective annual value, to subsidise the report on the accounts of the Government of the Republic, and to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of federal government programs associated with the granting of financial and credit benefits of the Union;

19th - to prepare annually the calculation of financial and credit benefits and to refer to the Court of Auditors of the Union, until 31 March each year, to compose the report on the accounts of the Government of the Republic;

XX - evaluate the impact and effectiveness of federal government programs associated with the granting of financial and credit benefits of the Union;

XXI - to monitor and analyze, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, the impact of government policies on social indicators and contribute to the formulation of guidelines aimed at improving income distribution and promoting social inclusion;

XXII - develop, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, activities aimed at assessing the cost of opportunity of resources associated with different alternatives of public policies and contributing to the formulation of guidelines to promote the increase of effectiveness and the improvement of the quality of public spending; and

XXIII - prepare studies on the composition and evolution of public spending and propose, in conjunction with the other bodies involved, reforms and policies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government programs and actions.

Art. 27. The Economic Monitoring Secretariat competes:

I - propose, coordinate and execute the actions of the Ministry, relating to the management of market regulation, competition and defense policies of economic order;

II - to ensure the defence of the economic order, in conjunction with the other organs of the Government in charge of securing the defense of competition, and so to:

a) issue economic opinions concerning acts of concentration in the context of Law No 8,884, of June 11, 1994;

b) carry out economic analysis of practices or restrictive conducts of competition, instructing procedures in the context of Law No 8,884, 1994; and

c) carry out investigations of limited acts or conduct of competition in the context of Law No. 9.021, of March 30, 1995 and Law No. 10.149, of December 21, 2000;

III - to monitor the implementation of the regulatory and management models developed by the regulatory agencies, the sectoral ministries and the other related bodies, demonstrating, among other things, about:

(a) the adjustments and revisions of public service and public price tariffs;

(b) the bidding procedures involving the privatization of companies belonging to the Union; and

(c) the evolution of markets, especially in the case of public services subject to destating and administrative decentralization processes;

IV - authorize and supervise, unless the award of competence to another body or entity, the activities of free distribution of prizes, in the form of propaganda, through draws, vouchers, competition or similar operation, and of capture of popular savings under Law No. 5.768, of 20 December 1971;

V - authorize, monitor, monitor and monitor the activities of the Law Decrees in 6.259 of 10 February 1944, and 204, of 27 February 1967;

VI - authorize and supervise the activities of Article 14 of Law No. 7.291, of December 19, 1984;

VII - promote the proper functioning of the market and for this:

a) monitor and analyze the evolution of market variables related to sectors and products or the product group;

(b) to monitor and analyse the implementation of the national import and export tariff policy, interacting with bodies involved with foreign trade policy;

c) adopt, where appropriate, regulatory measures on competition conditions to ensure free competition in the production, marketing and distribution of goods and services;

d) compatibilize internal competition and commercial defence practices with international practices;

e) evaluate and manifest about the regulatory acts and legal instruments affecting the conditions of competition and efficiency in the provision of services, production and distribution of goods; and

f) propose, evaluate and analyze the implementation of sectoral and regional development policies;

VIII - to make representation before the competent body, when identified illegal and/or unconstitutional norm that has an anticompetitive character;

IX - follow the development of strategic development sectors and programs and for this:

a) strategically follow the productive sectors and activities of the Brazilian economy; and

b) represent the Ministry of Finance in interministerial actions, associations and seminars of strategic economic development programs;

X - develop the necessary instruments for the implementation of the tasks mentioned in the I to VIII of this article; and

XI - promote the articulation with public bodies, private sector and non-governmental entities also involved in the tasks mentioned in the incise I to VIII of this article.

Art. 28. The Secretariat for International Affairs competes:

I - follow economic and financial negotiations with foreign or international governments and entities;

II - analyse the policies of international financial bodies, as well as the conjuncture of the international economy and strategic economies for Brazil;

III - analyse the financial policies of international institutions and monitor initiatives in the field of monetary and financial cooperation;

IV - follow topics related to Brazilian external debt with official and private creditors;

V - participate, within the framework of the Export Financing and Guarantee Committee - COFIG, of decisions concerning the granting of financial assistance to exports, with resources from the Export Financing Programme - PROEX, and the Union guarantee provision, supported by the Export Guarantee Fund - FGE;

VI - advise the Presidency and exercise the Executive Secretariat of the COFIG;

VII - authorize the guarantee of the coverage of the commercial risks and the political and extraordinary risks assumed by the Union, by virtue of the Export Credit Insurance - SCE, in accordance with Law No. 6.704, of 26 October 1979, and of the regulation in force;

VIII - to carry out tasks relating to the SCE, in addition to that mentioned in the previous section, including the hiring of an institution authorized to operate the SCE, for the execution of all related services, including analysis, monitoring, management of the guarantee and recovery operations of claims incurred;

IX - adopt, within its competence, all the administrative measures necessary to carry out activities related to the SCE;

X - adopt the necessary provisions, as a Union agent, for the judicial and extrajudicial collection, abroad, of Union credits, arising from compensation paid under the SCE, with resources from the Export Guarantee Fund - FGE;

XI - to hire, at the discretion of the Secretariat, an institution authorized to operate the SCE or lawyer, in the country or abroad, for the practice of all acts necessary for the execution of the provisions of incise X;

XII - participate, within the Committee for the Evaluation of Credits abroad - COMACE, of the decisions concerning the planning and monitoring of the policy of evaluation, negotiation and recovery of Brazilian credits abroad;

XIII - participate, within the framework of the COMACE, of the negotiations of Brazilian credits abroad, including those carried out by the Club of Paris;

XIV - advise the Presidency and exercise the Executive Secretariat of the COMACE;

XV - participate, within the Committee on External Financing - COFIEX, of decisions concerning the authorization of the preparation of public sector projects or programmes with financial support from external sources;

XVI - to monitor and coordinate, within the Ministry, the actions necessary for the process of economic integration of Brazil in the Southern Common Market - MERCOSUL, including participation in the coordination of macroeconomic policies;

XVII - participate in the trade negotiations relating to the MERCOSUL and other economic blocks and address the convenience of Brazil's participation in international agreements or agreements related to foreign trade;

XVIII - to monitor and coordinate, within the Ministry, the actions necessary for the participation of Brazil in the World Trade Organization - WTO and other international bodies in foreign trade, including services, investments and government procurement;

19th - participate, within the WTO and other international bodies, in negotiations on foreign trade, including services, investments and government procurement;

XX - monitor the implementation of the national import and export tariff policy, together with the other bodies responsible for the preparation of foreign trade policy;

XXI - to monitor and coordinate, within the Ministry, the policies and actions of the Brazilian Government in the areas of safeguards and anti-dumping and compensatory rights; and

XXII - participate in negotiations on safeguards and anti-dumping and compensatory rights under the trade agreements, the WTO and other international bodies.

Art. 29. The School of Land Administration competes:

I - plan, promote and intensify systematic, progressive training programs and adjusted to the needs of the Ministry in its various areas, as well as the transverse macroprocesses of work inherent to the Ministry;

II - promote the training and technical-professional improvement of the Ministry's servers;

III - systematize, plan, supervise, guide and control the recruitment and selection of personnel to fill positions of the Ministry;

IV - systematize, plan, supervise, guide and control the mapping of skills and the management of knowledge within the Ministry;

V - plan and promote basic and applied research, thus developing and maintaining technical cooperation programmes with national and international bodies on matters of interest of the Ministry;

VI - plan and carry out courses, projects and recruitment, selection and training activities that will be convened with bodies and entities of the direct and indirect public administration of the Union, States, the Federal District and the Municipalities, and with national and international bodies; and

VII - administer the Special Fund for Training and Development, of a accounting nature, which deals with Decree No. 73.115, of November 8, 1973.

Section III

Of the Collegiate Organs

Art. 30. The National Monetary Council is responsible for carrying out the tasks of Law No. 4.595 of December 31, 1964, and special supervening legislation.

Art. 31. The National Council of Farm Policy is responsible:

I - to promote the conclusion of agreements, for the purpose of granting or repealing incentives and tax benefits of the tax on incise II of Art. 155 of the Constitution, in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 2(g) of the same Article and the Supplementary Law No. 24 of 7 January 1975;

II - promote the celebration of acts aimed at the exercise of the prerogatives provided for in Articles 102 and 199 of Law No 5.172, of October 25, 196 6 (National Tax Code), as well as on other matters of interest of the States and the Federal District;

III - suggest measures to simplify and harmonize legal requirements;

IV - promote the management of the National Integrated System of Economic and Financial Information - SINIEF, for the collection, elaboration and distribution of basic data essential to the formation of economic-physical policies and the permanent improvement of tax administrations;

V - promote studies with a view to improving the Tax Administration and the National Tax System as a mechanism for economic and social development, in the interrelationship aspects of federal and state taxation; and

VI - collaborate with the National Monetary Council in securing the Internal and External Public Debt Policy of the States and the Federal District, to comply with the relevant legislation, and in the guidance of state public financial institutions, providing its highest efficiency as the basic support of state governments.

Art. 32. The National Financial System Resource Board shall exercise the powers set out in Article 3 of the Annex to Decree No. 1.935 of 20 June 1996.

Art. 33. The National Council of Private Insurance shall exercise the powers established in Decree-Law No 73 of 21 November 1966, regulated by Decree No 60,459 of 13 March 1967.

Art. 34. The Board of Appeals of the National System of Private Insurance, Open Private Security and Capitalization shall exercise the powers established in Decree no. 2.824, of October 27, 1998.

Art. 35. The Financial Activities Control Board shall exercise the powers defined in Article 14 of Law No. 9.613 of March 3, 1998, regulated by Decree No. 2.799 of October 8, 1998.

Art. 36. The Administrative Board of Tax Resources - CARF, a collegiate judiciary, paritário, is responsible for judiciary resources and first instance decision volunteers, as well as special resources, on the application of the legislation relating to taxes administered by the Secretariat of the Brazilian Federal Revenue, as established in the articles. 25, incise II, and 37, § 2o, of the Decree no. 70.235, of 6 March 1972,

Single paragraph. Half of the CARF's member advisers will consist of representatives of the National Farm, and the other half, of representatives of the taxpayers, indicated by the representative confederations of national economic categories and trade unions.

Art. 37. The Brazilian Committee of Nomenclature shall exercise the powers established in Art. 156 of Decree-Law No. 37, of November 18, 1966, which creates the said Committee.

Art. 38. The Foreign Credit Assessment Committee shall exercise the powers established in Decree no. 2.297 of 11 August 1997.

Art. 39. The Committee for the Management Coordination of Federal Public Financial Institutions is responsible for exercising the powers established in the Decree of November 30, 1993, which creates the said Committee.

Art. 40. The National Simple Steering Committee shall exercise the powers set out in Article 2 of the Complementary Law No 123 of December 14, 2006, and in Decree No. 6.038 of February 7, 2007.

CHAPTER IV

OF THE INSTITUTIONS OF DIRIGEANTS

Section I

The Executive Secretary

Art. 41. The Secretary-General shall:

I - coordinate, consolidate and submit to the Minister of State the overall action plan of the Ministry;

II - supervise and evaluate the execution of the projects and activities of the Ministry;

III - supervise and coordinate the articulation of the Ministry's organs with the central organs of the systems affected to the area of competence of the Executive Secretariat; and

IV - to exercise other tasks committed to it by the Minister of State.

Section II

The Attorney General of the National Farm

Art. 42. The Attorney General of the National Treasury must direct, guide, supervise, coordinate and monitor the activities of the units that are subordinated to it, giving them instructions and sending normative acts and service orders, in the form of Decree-Law No. 147, 1967, and Supplementary Law No. 73, 1993.

Single paragraph. The Attorney General of the National Farm will provide direct and immediate assistance to the Minister of State of Finance.

Section III

Secretary of the Brazilian Federal Revenue

Art. 43. The Secretary of the Brazilian Federal Revenue is required to direct, guide, supervise, coordinate and monitor the activities of the units that are subordinated to it, dispatch regulatory, administrative acts of a generic character and exercise other tasks that are committed to it in an internal regiment.

Single paragraph. The duties and delegations of competence previously conferred on the Secretary of the Federal Revenue or the Secretary of Pregnancy Revenue, provided in law or inferior act and relating to the exercise of their respective positions, are automatically transferred to the Secretary of the Brazilian Federal Revenue.

Section IV

The Secretaries

Art. 44. The Secretaries must plan, direct, coordinate, guide the execution, monitor and evaluate the activities of the units that integrate their respective departments and carry out other tasks that are committed to them in an internal regiment.

Section V

The Hearing Officer-General

Art. 45. The Ombudsman shall:

I - to monitor the progress and solution of the clients' claims within the Ministry; and

II - to chair and operationalize the Ministry's Public Ethics Committee, in close contact with the areas of people management of the various organs of the Ministry structure.

Section VI

Too many Directorates

Art. 46. To the Head of Office of the Minister of State, the Undersecretaries, the Director-General of the School of Land Administration, the Directors and other leaders must plan, direct, coordinate and guide the execution, monitor and evaluate the activities of their respective units and exercise other tasks committed to them in their respective areas of competence.

CHAPTER V

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Art. 47. The internal rules shall define the detailing of the members of the Regimental Structure, the powers of the respective units, the tasks of their leaders, the decentralization of the services and the areas of jurisdiction of the decentralized bodies.

ANNEX II

a) DEMONSTRATIVE FRAMEWORK IN COMMISSION AND THE GRATIFIC FUNCTIONS OF THE MINISTRY OF THE FAZENDA

UN

FUNCTION

DENOMINATION CARGO/ FUNCTION

NE/DAS/ FG

6

Special Advisor

102.

1

Special Internal Control Advisor

102.

1

Advisor

102.

1

Technical Advisor

10.

_

1

Chief of Staff

101.5

Technical and Administrative Advice

1

Head of Association

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Service

5

Chief

10.

5

Assistant

102.2

25

Technical Assistant

10.

15

FG-1

4

FG-3

Advice on Parliamentary Affairs

1

Head of Association

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Social Communication Advice

1

Head of Association

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Special Assistance Advice

1

Head of Association

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

SECRETARY EXECUTIVE

1

Secretary-General

NE

1

Secretary-General Adjunct

101.6

1

Program Director

101.5

6

Advisor

102.

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Assistant

102.2

4

Technical Assistant

10.

Office

1

Chief

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

2

Technical Assistant

10.

4

FG-1

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Service

4

Chief

10.

6

FG-1

General

1

Hearing Officer

101.4

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Assistant

102.2

1

Technical Assistant

10.

SUBSCRIPTION FOR ECONOMIC ASSUNTS

1

Undersecretary

101.5

2

Advisor

102.

2

Technical Advisor

10.

1

FG-1

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT RIGHT

1

Director

101.5

2

Advisor

102.

Coordination-General for Institutional Development and Management Programs

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Administrative and Financial Analysis of the Programme Coordination Unit

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

General Program Coordination Unit Technique

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

PLANATION, BUDGMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

1

Undersecretary

101.5

1

Deputy Secretary-General

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

2

Technical Assistant

10.

39

FG-1

33

FG-3

Corrected

1

Runner

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General Planning and Organizational Projects

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

2

Assistant

102.2

3

Technical Assistant

10.

Coordination-General Budget, Finance and Accounting Analysis

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

5

Chief

101.2

Service

2

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for Human Resources

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

5

Chief

101.2

Service

6

Chief

10.

Coordination-General Information Technology

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General of Logistics Resources

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Coordination

4

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

5

Chief

101.2

Service

5

Chief

10.

Regional Management of the Ministry of Finance in the States

a) of RJ

1

Regional Manager

101.4

3

Assistant

102.2

Management

3

Manager

101.3.

Service

4

Chief

10.

8

FG-1

b) MG, PE, PR, RS and SP

5

Regional Manager

101.4

10

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

15

Manager

101.2

Service

20

Chief

10.

40

FG-1

c) BA, EC and PA

3

Regional Manager

101.4

3

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

9

Manager

101.2

Service

12

Chief

10.

24

FG-1

d) AM and MT

2

Regional Manager

101.3.

Division

6

Manager

101.2

Service

6

Chief

10.

14

FG-1

2

FG-3

e) AC, AP, RO and RR

4

Regional Manager

101.3.

4

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

4

Manager

101.2

4

FG-1

12

FG-3

f) from AL, ES, GO, MA, MS, PB, PI, RN, SC and SE

10

Regional Manager

101.3.

10

Technical Assistant

10.

10

FG-1

50

FG-3

National FAZENDA GENERAL PROCURAR

1

Attorney General

NE

Office

1

Chief

101.4

4

Assistant

102.2

3

Technical Assistant

10.

9

FG-1

1

FG-2

11

FG-3

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Service

4

Chief

10.

ADJUNT OF FISCAL AND FINANCARY CONSULTATION

1

Attorney General Adjunct

101.5

Coordination-General for Corporate Affairs of the Union

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for Financial Operations of the Union

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for Financial Affairs

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Service

1

Chief

10.

ADJUNT OF CONSULTATION AND COURT CONTENTS

1

Attorney General Adjunct

101.5

Coordination-General of the Judicial Representation of the National Farm

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General of Tax Affairs

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTARY-GENERAL

1

Attorney General Adjunct

101.5

General Legal

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

2

Chief

10.

DEPARTMENT OF THE MANAGEMENT OF THE UNION'S LIFE

1

Director

101.5

Coordination-General of the Union's Active Debt

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General of Great Debts

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

HEART MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

1

Director

101.5

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Coordination-General of Administration

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

2

Technical Assistant

10.

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

7

Chief

101.2

Service

7

Chief

10.

Coordination-General Information Technology

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

National Treasury Attorneys

a) in the 1st Region

1

Attorney General

101.4

Subsequently-Regional

1

Subprocurer-Regional

101.3.

Attorney

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Division

7

Chief

101.2

Service

5

Chief

10.

4

FG-1

2

FG-2

3

FG-3

b) in the 2nd Region

1

Attorney General

101.4

Subsequently-Regional

1

Subprocurer-Regional

101.3.

Attorney

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Division

8

Chief

101.2

Service

9

Chief

10.

6

FG-1

5

FG-2

c) in the 3rd Region

1

Attorney General

101.4

Subsequently-Regional

1

Subprocurer-Regional

101.3.

Coordination

1

Regional Coordinator

101.3.

Attorney

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Division

11

Chief

101.2

Service

11

Chief

10.

4

FG-1

3

FG-2

d) in the 4th Region

1

Attorney General

101.4

Subsequently-Regional

1

Subprocurer-Regional

101.3.

Attorney

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Division

7

Chief

101.2

Service

5

Chief

10.

4

FG-1

2

FG-2

1

FG-3

e) in the 5th Region

1

Attorney General

101.4

Subsequently-Regional

1

Subprocurer-Regional

101.3.

Attorney

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Division

4

Chief

101.2

Service

3

Chief

10.

2

FG-1

4

FG-3

Attorney of the National Farm in the State of MG

1

Deputy Chief

101.3.

1

Deputy

101.2

Division

4

Chief

101.2

Service

2

Chief

10.

2

FG-1

3

FG-2

2

FG-3

National Treasury Attorneys in BA, PR and SC States

3

Deputy Chief

101.3.

3

Deputy

101.2

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Service

6

Chief

10.

6

FG-1

5

FG-2

2

FG-3

National Treasury Attorneys in EC and GO States

2

Deputy Chief

101.3.

2

Deputy

101.2

Service

4

Chief

10.

4

FG-1

3

FG-2

5

FG-3

Attorneys of the National Farm in the States of AC, AL, AM, AP, ES, MA, MT, MS, PA, PB, PI, RN, RO, RR, SE and TO

16

Deputy Chief

101.3.

Service

16

Chief

10.

8

FG-1

5

FG-2

7

FG-3

National Treasury Attorneys

92

Attorney General

101.2

Service

92

Chief

10.

30

FG-3

SECRETARIAT OF THE FEDERAL RECEFERENCE OF THE BRASIL

1

Secretary

NE

1

Deputy Secretary-General

101.5

Office

1

Chief

101.4

5

Advisor

102.

4

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Assistant

102.2

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Listening

1

Listener

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Team

6

Chief

FG-1

General

1

General

101.4

1

General Adjunct

101.3.

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Office of Corregedoria

10

Chief

101.2

Core of Corregedoria

1

Chief

10.

Service

2

Chief

10.

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Special Advice

1

Chief

101.4

2

Assistant

102.2

2

Technical Assistant

10.

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General Planning, Organization and Institutional Evaluation

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General of Internal Audit

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

6

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for Research and Research

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Research and Research Office

10

Chief

101.2

Research and Research Center

5

Chief

10.

Service

1

Chief

10.

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Social Communication Advice

1

Chief

101.3.

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Project Management

1

Manager

10.

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for Fiscal Cooperation and Integration

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Management

3

Manager

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

ARRECADATION AND WARNING SUBSCRIPTION

1

Undersecretary

101.5

2

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General of Collection and Collection

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

8

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for Assistance and Tax Education

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

6

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General Registration Management

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Division

3

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Special Coordination of Resarment, Compensation and Restitution

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

2

Manager

101.2

COURT OF COURTING AND CONTENTS

1

Undersecretary

101.5

1

Technical Advisor

10.

2

Technical Assistant

10.

Legislative Monitoring Advice

1

Chief

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General of Taxation

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

10

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for Studies, Forecasting and Analysis

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Management

3

Manager

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General of Administrative and Judicial Litigation

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

5

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

FISCALIZATION SUBSCRIPTION

1

Undersecretary

101.5

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

7

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Special Coordination of Major Contributors

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Coordination-General of Strategic Processes

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

6

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

ADUANA SUBSCRIPTION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

1

Undersecretary

101.5

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General of Customs Administration

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

9

Chief

101.2

Project Management

1

Manager

10.

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for International Relations

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

4

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

CORPORATIVE MANAGEMENT

1

Undersecretary

101.5

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Section

2

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General Programming and Logistics

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

8

Chief

101.2

Section

4

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General Information Technology

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

9

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

Coordination-General for Personnel Management

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

8

Chief

101.2

Section

1

Chief

FG-1

137

FG-1

Decentralized units of the Brazilian Federal Revenue

Superintendent, Police, Province, Customs and Agency

10

Superintendent

101.4

73

Deputy Superintendent, Deputy Delegate and Chief Inspector

101.3.

249

Deputy Delegate, Deputy Delegate, Chief Inspector, Deputy Inspector and Head of Division

101.2

532

Deputy Delegate, Deputy Delegate, Chief Inspector, Agent, Head of Contribution, Service and Team Care Center

10.

19

Technical Assistant

10.

1892

Deputy Delegate, Chief Inspector, Agent, Head of Section, Contribution and Team and Assistant Care Center

FG-1

570

Agent, Head of Service Center for Contribution, Sector and Team and Assistant

FG-2

623

Agent, Head of Center for Contribution, Team, Core and Assistant

FG-3

Delegacy of the Brazilian Federal Revenue of Judgment

18.

Deputy

101.3.

Class

124

President

101.2

Service

48

Chief

10.

SECRETARIAT OF THE NATIONAL TESTOUR

1

Secretary

101.6

1

Deputy Secretary-General

101.5

26

FG-1

17

FG-3

Office

1

Chief

101.4

1

Technical Assistant

10.

Economic Advice

1

Chief

101.3.

1

Technical Advisor

10.

Coordination-General Operational Risk Management

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

1

Manager

101.2

1

Project Manager

10.

FISCAL PLANNING, STATISTIC AND CONTABILITY

1

Undersecretary

101.5

Coordination-General for Economic and Financial Studies

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

3

Manager

101.2

3

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General for Management of the Sovereign Fund of Brazil

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General of Accounting Standards Applied to the Federation

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Management

2

Manager

101.2

2

Project Manager

10.

Core

1

Head of Nickel

10.

Coordination-General of Union Accounting

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

2

Manager

101.2

1

Project Manager

10.

FISCAL POLICY SUPPORT

1

Undersecretary

101.5

Coordination-General for Economic and Financial Analysis of Public Investment Projects

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

Coordination-General Financial Programming

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

2

Project Manager

10.

Core

2

Head of Core

10.

Coordination-General of Corporate Participation

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

3

Manager

101.2

3

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General of National Treasury Credit Operations

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General Fund Management and Financial Operations

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

SUBSCRIPTION OF PUBLIC LIVING

1

Undersecretary

101.5

Coordination-General for Public Debt Control

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General for Strategic Planning of Public Debt

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General of Public Debt Operations

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

INTERGOVERNMENTAL FINANCIAL RELATIONS

1

Undersecretary

101.5

Coordination-General of Financial Provisions

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

4

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General of Relations and Financial Analysis of States and Municipalities

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

6

Manager

101.2

6

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General of State and Municipal Credit Operations

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

5

Manager

101.2

5

Project Manager

10.

Coordination-General for Analysis and Information of Intergovernmental Financial Transfers

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Management

2

Manager

101.2

2

Project Manager

10.

CORPORATIVAL SUBSCRIPTION

1

Undersecretary

101.5

Coordination-General for Institutional Development

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

3

Project Manager

10.

Core

1

Head of Nickel

10.

Coordination-General of Information Systems and Technology

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

4

Manager

101.2

3

Project Manager

10.

Core

1

Head of Nickel

10.

ECONOMIC POLICY SECRETARIAT

1

Secretary

101.6

3

Deputy Secretary-General

101.5

1

Advisor

102.

2

Technical Advisor

10.

2

Assistant

102.2

5

FG-1

2

FG-2

3

FG-3

Office

1

Chief

101.4

7

Technical Assistant

10.

Administrative Management Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Service

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for Public Policy

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Fiscal Policy

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Coordination-General of Sector Monitoring

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Coordination-General of Insurance and Supplementary Security

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Agricultural Credit

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Macroeconomic Analysis

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Coordination-General for Agricultural Policy

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Coordination-General for Social Policies

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

Coordination-General for Economic Modeling

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General of Financial Systems

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

SECRETARIAT OF ECONOMIC COMPANY

1

Secretary

101.6

2

Deputy Secretary-General

101.5

14

Technical Advisor

10.

36

Assistant

102.2

11

Technical Assistant

10.

3

FG-1

11

FG-2

Office

1

Chief

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Management

5

Manager

101.2

Core

6

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for International Competition

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Health Economics

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Communication and Media

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Competition Protection

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Energy

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General of Competitiveness and Sector Analysis

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination General Analysis of Commercial Promotions

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination-General for Transport and Logistics

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Decentralised units in the States

a) of RJ

Management

1

Manager

101.2

Core

3

Chief

10.

Coordination-General Market Structures Control

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

b) of SP

Representation of the Secretariat for Economic Monitoring

1

Coordinator

101.3.

SECRETARIAT OF INTERNATIONAL ASSUNITIES

1

Secretary

101.6

2

Deputy Secretary-General

101.5

3

Advisor

102.

1

Technical Advisor

10.

2

Assistant

102.2

Office

1

Chief

101.4

1

Assistant

102.2

Division

3

Chief

101.2

2

FG-1

1

FG-2

5

FG-3

Coordination-General for Economic Affairs

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

3

Assistant

102.2

Working Core/RJ

1

Chief

10.

Coordination-General for Financial Affairs

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

3

Coordinator

101.3.

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination-General for Commercial Integration

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

1

Assistant

102.2

Coordination-General for Commercial Policies

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

1

Coordinator

101.3.

1

Assistant

102.2

FAZENDARY ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL

1

Director-General

101.5

2

Director-General Adjunct

101.4

4

Technical Advisor

10.

2

Assistant

102.2

4

Technical Assistant

10.

1

FG-3

Management

2

Manager

101.2

Service

5

Chief

10.

Strategic Training and Permanent Education Centre

1

Coordinator

101.3.

Recruitment and Selection Board

1

Director

101.3.

Directorate for Cooperation and Research

1

Director

101.3.

Service and Program Coordination

1

Director

101.3.

Director of Education

1

Director

101.3.

Board of Directors

1

Director

101.3.

Division

1

Chief

101.2

1

Mayor

10.

Regional Training Centers

10

Regional Director

101.2

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF FAZENDARY POLICY

1

Secretary-General

101.4

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Assistant

102.2

1

Technical Assistant

10.

1

FG-1

CONTROL COUNCIL OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

1

President

101.6

1

Technical Advisor

10.

1

Assistant

102.2

Office

1

Chief

101.4

Division

2

Chief

101.2

Service

2

Chief

10.

Executive Secretariat

1

Secretary-General

101.5

9

Advisor

102.

1

Technical Advisor

10.

Management of Analysis and Taxation

1

Director

101.5

Coordination-General for Analysis

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

Coordination-General

1

Coordinator-General

101.4

Coordination

2

Coordinator

101.3.

5

FG-1

1

FG-2

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL OF FISCAL RESOURCES

1

President

101.5

Service

1

Chief

10.

Executive Secretariat

1

Secretary-General

101.2

Service

4

Chief

10.

Team

4

Chief

FG-3

Section

3

President

101.4

Service

3

Chief

10.

Chamber

9

President

101.2

Support Team

12

Chief

FG-1

(b) TABLE SUMMARY OF CUSTOMS IN COMMISSION AND GRATIFICATED FUNCTIONS OF THE MINISTRY OF FAZENDA

CODE

OFFICE

ATUAL SITUATION

NEW SITUATION

QT

TOTAL VALUE

QT

TOTAL VALUE

NE

5.40

3

16.20

3

16.20

101.6

5,28

7

36,96

6

31,68

101.5

4,25

33

140.25

33

140.25

101.4

3,23

125

403.75

125

403.75

101.3

1,91

271

517,61

271

517,61

OF 101.2

1,27

834

1,019,18

834

1,019,18

101.1

1,00

919

919,00

919

919,00

102.5

4,25

7

29,75

7

29,75

102.4

3,23

26

83,98

29

93,67

102.3

1,91

40

76,40

40

76,40

102.2

1,27

76

96.52

76

96.52

102.1

1,00

125

125,00

125

125,00

SUBTOTAL 1

2.466

3.504,60

2.4.

3.509,01

FG-1

0.20

2.33

467,60

2.33

467,60

FG-2

0.15

614

92.10

614

92.10

FG-3

0.12

819

98,28

819

98,28

SUBTOTAL 2

3.77

65,98

3.77

65,98

TOTAL

6.237

4.162,58

6.239

4.166,99

ANNEX III

REMANYMENT OF CALLS IN COMMISSION

CODE

OFFICE

SEGES/MP P/ MF (a)

(b)

QT

TOTAL VALUE

QT

TOTAL VALUE

101.6

5,28

-

-

1

5,28

102.4

3,23

3

9,69

-

-

TOTAL

3

9,69

1

5,28

(a-b)

2

4,41