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Brazilian government approves amnesty for taxpayers in CFC cases

Joe Dalton
October 09, 2013
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Brazilian taxpayers involved in disputes centred on the country’s controlled foreign company (CFC) rules have been offered an amnesty if they withdraw their appeals. Law no. 12865, which was published today, establishes a special payment programme for companies willing to put an end to their CFC litigation.

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