Coluna do Fla
·3 February 2026
Flamengo to slash budget in 2026 after government decision

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·3 February 2026

Flamengo is keeping an eye on the federal government's decisions regarding new tax reforms. For this reason, the Most Beloved is preparing a cut of R$ 16 million in 2026 to comply with the new model.
According to information from the UOL portal, Flamengo will have to pay around R$ 700 million in taxes over eight years. The amounts start at R$ 19 million in 2026, but reach R$ 214 million in 2033. By the eighth year, the Most Beloved will have paid R$ 746 million in fees.
SAFs, on the other hand, will have a lower cost when it comes to tax payments. According to a study conducted by Flamengo, clubs that are not associations will pay R$ 434 million less. In other words, the Most Beloved is at a disadvantage in this regard.
Thus, Flamengo plans to cut deficit activities that generate losses during a season. Olympic sports, for example, have a deficit of almost R$ 50 million. Therefore, it is an area that could be affected by the new measure.
“I am convinced that the Legal Framework was not designed to create inequality between associative clubs and SAFs. SAFs emerged later, and the presidential veto ended up producing an unintended effect: it put associative clubs at a tax disadvantage. This reverses the logic of the system, since non-profit entities should never be taxed more than structures created for profit,” said President Bap, in an interview with FlamengoTV.
On the field, Flamengo is focusing its attention on the match against Internacional on Wednesday (04). The match is scheduled for 7:00 PM (Brasília time) at Maracanã, with on-site coverage by Coluna do Fla.
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