Utilização pelas empresas do incentivo fiscal da inovação tecnológica

• Autor(a) principal: Kuroki, Andreos Henrique
• Data de Publicação: 2011
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações do Mackenzie
• Texto Completo: http://dspace.mackenzie.br/handle/10899/26227
• topic: inovação tecnológica; incentivo fiscal da inovação tecnológica; lei do bem; empresas brasileiras; technological innovation; fiscal incentives for innovation technology; lei do bem; brazilian companies; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::ADMINISTRACAO::CIENCIAS CONTABEIS

Despite all the positive factors that technological innovation can provide companies, since the creation of Tax Incentives for Technology Innovation Act of 2005 until 2009, only 1432 (thousand four hundred and thirty-two) companies have been benefited with this incentive, a very low volume compared with the number of companies considered innovative. It is estimated that only 14.5% of all enterprises that perform activities of Research and Development - R & D in the country are enjoying the benefits of Lei do Bem. The aim of this study is to identify the most relevant factors that motivate and hinder companies to use the tax incentive for technological innovation. This study is classified according to type as exploratory and descriptive. Regarding the method, this research is classified as qualitative. The population was composed of eleven companies that operate in different economic segments and the sample was represented by two groups of companies: those who have invested in innovation and technology research and were benefited with tax incentives for technological innovation and those who invested in innovation and technology research, however, not used this tax incentive. Data were collected through interviews with executives of these companies and the results were analyzed using the technique of content analysis. The main results of the study found that Brazilian companies are investing in technological innovation: to get competitive advantage over their competitors, keep the products current and competitive in domestic and international markets, reduce the number of complaints from its customers, maintaining its position in market, reduce costs and survive in the competitive market. The main factors that may hinder or prevent the Brazilian companies to invest in technological innovation are related: the uncertainty regarding the economic outlook and global crises, budget available to invest in technological innovation, lack of legislation to protect companies that invested in technological innovation , lack of skilled labor; rigidity of the organizational structure of businesses, reduction in profitability due to investment in innovation or due to restrictions of the headquarters. The main factors that prevent companies from using the Tax Incentive Technological Innovation are: requirement for regular tax; obligation to determine the Income Tax and Social Contribution on Real Profit; need to implement controls for the control of spending on technological innovation, unawareness of the benefits of the Good Law, the lack of clarity in the definition of projects that can be included in the incentive and the requirement that investments in innovation are made in the country.