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Resolution 726 is part of the same May 2025 GECEX tariff-rebalancing round that produced companion Resolutions 727, 728, 730 and 731 (filed elsewhere in this register). Where those resolutions are largely Ex-Tarifário grant/revocation actions, Resolution 726 directly amends the Common External Tariff (TEC) schedule inherited from Resolution 322/2022: it zeroes out duties on 256 capital-goods tariff lines (107 six-digit NCM codes) that previously carried a standard rate, while raising duties on a narrower set of 9 items (9 six-digit NCM codes) — a partial course correction within the same schedule. The one-week lag between the 21 May 2025 DOU publication and the 28 May 2025 effective date is shorter than the two-month lag used in the companion Ex-Tarifário resolutions from the same week.
The Diário Oficial da União gazette page hosting the full resolution text (https://www.in.gov.br/web/dou/-/resolucao-gecex-n-726-de-20-de-maio-de-2025-*-631567428) was unreachable from this collection pipeline (connection reset on probe); the resolution's existence, number, signing date and legal subject are confirmed via MDIC's own official resolutions index, which directly names and links the DOU citation, corroborated by independent Brazilian trade-law commentary (Legisweb, Haidar, Tradeworks) describing the same 20 May 2025 resolution and its 21 May 2025 DOU publication.
to 0% duty, offset by a cost increase on the narrower set of 9 lines moving to a higher rate — both effective 28 May 2025.
the affected pumps/compressors, industrial ovens and furnaces, and lifting/handling equipment lines.
rebalancing cycle rather than a standalone strategic policy shift; contemporaneous with the companion Resolutions 727, 728, 730 and 731 filed elsewhere in this register.
256-item elimination group and the 9-item increase group — not confirmed pending access to the full DOU text.
December 2025) was extended or allowed to lapse.