Compare CDB, LCI/LCA and Treasury bonds after income tax.
CDB, LCI/LCA and Treasury bonds all quote returns differently — some as a percentage of CDI, others as fixed rates — and the tax treatment varies. This tool normalises them into a single comparison after income tax so you can see which one actually puts more money in your pocket.
Income tax on CDB and Treasury follows the regressive table (22.5% up to 180 days, down to 15% after 720 days). LCI and LCA are exempt for individuals. The tool applies the correct rate for the term you enter.
The comparison assumes you hold to maturity. Early redemption, credit risk and the daily liquidity of each product are factors the tool does not model — weigh those separately before investing.
Net yield = Gross yield × (1 − IR%), where IR depends on holding period: 22.5% (≤ 180 d), 20% (181–360), 17.5% (361–720), 15% (> 720). LCI/LCA are IR-exempt.
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