Brazilian authorities update their black list of tax haven jurisdictions

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Brazilian authorities update their black list of tax haven jurisdictions

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Since June 2008, when a broadened definition of low-tax jurisdictions (tax havens) was introduced by the authorities, taxpayers have been eagerly awaiting the enactment of an updated black list of tax haven jurisdictions for tax and transfer pricing purposes. The latest version of the black list was issued in August 2002.

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