The Tax on Services (ISS) is a municipal tax levied on the provision of services in Brazil. Each municipality has the autonomy to define the rates and collection rules, and this includes the city of Barueri. Understanding how the ISS works is essential for companies and freelancers to comply with their tax obligations correctly.

In this article, we'll cover everything you need to know about ISS in Barueri, with examples of calculations and a table to make it easier to understand.

What is ISS?

ISS is levied on services provided by companies and self-employed professionals. The tax is paid monthly and calculated based on the turnover generated by the services provided. The ISS rate can vary from 2% to 5%, depending on the type of service performed, as defined by local legislation.

Who should pay the ISS?

In Barueri, both companies and freelancers who provide services are obliged to pay ISS. Some examples of activities subject to this tax are:

  • Engineering services;
  • Maintenance and repair services;
  • Medical services;
  • Advocacy services;
  • Beauty services.

Example of ISS calculation for a maintenance service

Let's imagine that a maintenance service provider in Barueri issues an invoice for R$ 5,000.00. We know that, in Barueri, the tax rate for maintenance services is 2%. The ISS will be calculated:

ISS=5000×0,02=R$100,00

In other words, for this service, the provider must pay R$ 100.00 in ISS.

ISS rates in Barueri

The rates vary according to the service provided. In Barueri, the rates can be 2%, 3%, 4% or 5%, depending on the type of activity. Below is a table of some of the most common rates.

Service ProvidedISS rate (%)
Engineering and Architecture2%
Maintenance and Repairs2%
Medical Services3%
Advocacy4%
Aesthetic Services5%

To check the correct rate for your service, it is important to access the municipal legislation or use the Barueri City Council's Electronic Invoice (NFS-e) system.

How does ISS payment work?

ISS in Barueri is paid monthly. The company or self-employed person issues the Electronic Invoice (NFS-e) with the value of the service provided and the tax is calculated automatically. ISS is usually due on the 10th of each month for services rendered in the previous month.

For example, if you provided services during the month of September, the ISS relating to these invoices must be paid by October 10th.

Example calculation for a Simples Nacional company

Companies opting for Simples Nacional collect ISS in a unified manner through the Simples Nacional Collection Document (DAS). In this case, the ISS rate is applied directly to the Simples Nacional calculation.

Imagine a company that provided services worth R$ 15,000.00 in the month and falls within the 6% bracket of Simples Nacional. The ISS rate within this band is 2%. The calculation would be:

ISS=15000×0,02=R$300,00

This amount of R$ 300.00 will be included in the DAS, along with other taxes such as IRPJ and PIS.

What happens if the ISS is not paid correctly?

Failure to pay or incorrect payment of ISS can lead to fines and interest, as well as legal complications for the company. In more serious cases, the company may be fined by the municipal tax authorities. It is therefore essential to maintain regular payment of this tax.

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Special cases: ISS withholding

In some cases, ISS can be withheld at source, i.e. whoever contracts the service is responsible for collecting the tax on behalf of the provider. This is common when the service is provided to public bodies or large companies.

Example of ISS withholding

Let's assume that a company in Barueri hires a law firm for a service with a total value of R$ 10,000.00. The tax rate for legal services is 4%. In this case, the contractor (service taker) will be responsible for withholding the ISS of 4% and paying it to the municipality. The calculation would be:

ISS=10000×0,04=R$400,00

The customer will pay for the service, deducting the ISS amount, and will collect the tax from the city.

Perguntas e Respostas sobre o ISS em Barueri

1. Quem precisa pagar ISS em Barueri?

O ISS é obrigatório para qualquer pessoa ou empresa que preste serviços listados pela legislação municipal. Em Barueri, empresas de todos os portes, profissionais autônomos e sociedades de profissionais precisam recolher o imposto quando atuam com serviços sujeitos ao ISS.

2. Qual a diferença entre as alíquotas de 2% e 5%?

Em Barueri, a alíquota reduzida de 2% costuma valer para empresas participantes do programa de incentivo fiscal municipal ou para serviços específicos definidos em lei. A alíquota geral para a maioria dos serviços é de 5%. Vale sempre consultar a legislação local ou a Prefeitura para saber qual se aplica ao seu caso.

3. Como saber se meu serviço está sujeito ao ISS?

Em geral, qualquer serviço listado na Lei Complementar Federal 116/2003 está sujeito ao ISS. O município de Barueri segue essa lista federal e tem regulamentação própria para detalhes locais. Contadores ou a própria Prefeitura podem orientar com segurança sobre a classificação do serviço.

4. Onde emitir a Nota Fiscal de Serviços em Barueri?

Em Barueri, a Nota Fiscal Eletrônica de Serviços (NFS-e) é emitida pelo sistema eletrônico da Prefeitura. Para isso, é necessário fazer o credenciamento prévio como prestador de serviços. O sistema calcula o ISS devido automaticamente no momento da emissão.

5. Quem está isento de ISS em Barueri?

A legislação municipal prevê algumas isenções ou imunidades específicas — por exemplo, atividades exercidas por entidades filantrópicas ou religiosas em certos casos. Para ter certeza sobre uma possível isenção, é necessário consultar diretamente a lei municipal ou um contador.

6. Como calcular o ISS se presto serviços para clientes em outras cidades?

Em geral, o ISS é devido ao município onde o serviço é efetivamente prestado. Porém, há exceções (como serviços de construção civil ou planos de saúde) em que a lei define regras diferentes. É importante verificar o local da prestação e a legislação aplicável para calcular corretamente.

Conclusion

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