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Governor Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas of São Paulo is initiating a mobilization effort with state and federal deputies to postpone the vote on tax reform in the House of Representatives.The vote may occur as early as next week, depending on the federal government's base.Governor Tarcísio met with São Paulo caucus coordinator, federal deputy Antônio Carlos Rodrigues, Legislative Assembly of São Paulo (Alesp) president André do Prado, and São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes to discuss the matter.The meeting also included business representatives and service sector entities, who are critical of .

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