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Ex-tarifário is Brazil's mechanism for temporarily suspending or reducing import duty (usually to 0-2%) on capital goods and IT/telecom equipment that lack a domestically-produced equivalent, administered case-by-case per NCM tariff line under Decreto 11.428/2023 art. 6º IV and Mercosur CMC Decisão 08/2021. Resolution 811/2025 revokes six such concessions, returning the affected lines to their standard NCM/TEC duty rate once the 60-day grace period lapses:
003; 8426.11.00 Ex 004; 8432.90.00 Ex 036; 8481.80.95 Ex 076; 9031.80.99 Ex 117.
9032.89.89 Ex 059.
No explicit ad-valorem percentage is disclosed in the primary text — the resolution operates by removing the Ex-tarifário line item rather than stating an old-rate/new-rate delta, so severity is kept low (2) and qual-basis. This is one of a cluster of routine GECEX tariff-schedule maintenance resolutions issued in the same October 2025 window (810, 812, 815, 816 — see 2025-10-30-brazil-gecex-812-tec-ncm-mercosur-realignment for the parallel NCM/TEC nomenclature realignment filed the same week), consistent with Brazil's ordinary cadence of Ex-tarifário list pruning rather than a standalone protectionist swing.
cluster of Brazilian tariff-schedule maintenance actions worth tracking in aggregate (GECEX 810/811/812/815/816) for cumulative TEC drift.
the specific Ex-tarifário lines (heat-exchange apparatus, harvesting machinery parts, moulding-machine parts, hydraulic-fitting components, optical/measuring instruments, and telecom-adjacent instruments under heading 9032) who lose the reduced-duty benefit from 24 December 2025.
revoked lines (why the domestic-production exemption no longer applies) are not stated in Resolution 811 itself and were not located in this pass.