tarifário

Tarifário is a Portuguese word that translates to "tariff schedule" or "rate schedule" in English. It refers to a systematic list of prices or charges for goods, services, or taxes. Tarifários are commonly used in various economic and governmental contexts.

In international trade, a tarifário often refers to a list of customs duties or tariffs imposed on imported goods. These tariffs can be ad valorem, meaning a percentage of the value of the goods, or specific, meaning a fixed amount per unit of the goods. Governments use tarifários to protect domestic industries, generate revenue, or influence trade balances.

Beyond customs, tarifários are also used by utility companies to set prices for services such as electricity, water, or telecommunications. These can vary based on usage, time of day, or the type of customer. Similarly, public transportation systems often have tarifários detailing the cost of different routes or types of tickets. In essence, a tarifário provides a transparent and organized structure for pricing and financial transactions.