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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.

A revolução tecnológica no Brasil está ocorrendo a uma velocidade impressionante, um fato que tem gerado divergência entre a legislação existente e a realidade. Ana Cláudia Akie Utumi, de Utumi Advogados, explora o porquê a tributação das transações envolvendo produtos e serviços digitais permanece um desafio.

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