Correção de Projeto Java Maven

@denisSolution

Hi, It looks like the main issue is that after a Maven update some dependencies broke, imports are missing, and the project won't compile in NetBeans. That usually happens when the POM hasn’t been cleaned up after a major dependency change. I’ve worked on Java Maven projects before, including cleaning up dependency conflicts and fixing classpath issues in legacy systems. I’ll start by checking the POM for obsolete entries, restore missing dependencies, and reorganize imports and package paths so the main class compiles again. After that, I’ll validate the tax calculation routines to make sure the logic still runs as expected. The tricky part is usually identifying which dependencies are actually needed and which versions play well together. Sometimes the errors hide deeper problems like transitive dependencies pulling in incompatible versions, so I’ll keep an eye on that while fixing the POM. One risk is that the project might rely on external resources or configurations that aren’t in the repo, which could cause runtime issues once it compiles. I’ll note those down in the report so we can address them next. Thanks, Denis.