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Changes ahead for deemed interest on shareholders’ invested capital in Brazil
Fernanda Sampaio, Marina Di Nardo Silva and Milton Schivitaro of Finocchio & Ustra look at the possibility for retrospective payment.
Fernanda Sampaio
,
December 20, 2021
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Brazilian income tax reform proposal advances
Fernanda Sampaio, Bruno Santo and Milton Schivitaro of Finocchio & Ustra bring the actualisations from Brazil’s potential income tax reform after the approval by the Chamber of Deputies
Bruno Santo
,
October 05, 2021