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Brazil Guide

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At a time when tax reform in Brazil may finally become a reality, ITR has partnered with leading tax advisors to provide insight into Brazil’s tax landscape for 2021 and beyond.
  • Sponsored by PwC Brazil
    The first edition of ITR’s Brazil Special Focus comes at a precarious time for the country’s economy, with the long-awaited matter of reform unexpectedly being overshadowed by a sudden global pandemic. Romero J S Tavares of PwC Brazil introduces the key topics that will dominate the tax landscape in 2020.
  • Sponsored by PwC Brazil
    Romero J S Tavares and Priscila Vergueiro of PwC Brazil outline how Brazil can enhance its international tax and transfer pricing model through a bespoke, calculated approach.
  • Sponsored by Utumi Advogados
    Brazil’s technological revolution is developing at speed, generating a divergence between legislation and reality. Ana Cláudia Akie Utumi of Utumi Advogados explores why applying taxes to transactions involving digital goods and services remains a challenge.
  • Marcos Joaquim Gonçalves Alves and Alan Flores Viana of MJ Alves e Burle Advogados e Consultores explain how tax policy in Brazil should evolve to incentivise compliance, while encouraging good practices by taxpayers.
  • Sponsored by Junqueira Ie Advogados
    Brazil has taken its position as Latin America’s pioneer in digital transformation. Lavinia Junqueira and Cauê Rodrigues of Junqueira Ie Advogados examine how beneficial regulations and tax laws are helping financial technology companies (fintechs) disrupt traditional banks.
  • Sponsored by Machado
    A single vote in 2020 looks set to end 25 years of confusion surrounding corporate income taxes and the offsetting of tax losses when companies terminate operations. Ana Lúcia Marra and Stephanie Makin of Machado Associados take a closer look at the much-debated 30% tax loss limit upon termination of companies and the pre-impact of the upcoming decision.
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At a time when tax reform in Brazil may finally become a reality, ITR has partnered with leading tax advisors to provide insight into Brazil’s tax landscape for 2021 and beyond.
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