COVID-19: TAX IMPACTS

I – FEDERAL COURT AUTHORIZES COMPANY TO POSTPONE PAYMENT OF FEDERAL TAXES The Federal Justice of the Federal District handed down a decision today (03/26/2020), authorizing a company to postpone the collection of federal taxes (namely: IRPJ, CSLL, PIS, and COFINS), in view of the financial loss caused by the pandemic resulting from the coronavirus […]

AERONAUT’S LAW: RELAXATION OF OPERATIONAL LIMITS BY ANAC

On the subject, ANAC has already issued Supplemental Instruction (“IS”) 117-002 which deals with the Basic Level of Fatigue Management – NB, IS 117-003 which deals with Fatigue Risk Management – GRF, and IS 117-004, which brings guidelines for implementing a SGRF for operators who have a GRF accepted by ANAC. The aeronaut law (law […]

COVID-19 – TAX IMPACTS – 01/2020

I – PGFN ORDINANCE NO. 7,820/2020 PROVIDES FOR EXTRAORDINARY TRANSACTIONS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE FEDERAL OVERDUE LIABILITIES The National Treasury Attorney General’s Office issued Ordinance No. 7,820/2020, which establishes a proposed agreement for taxpayers to pay their federal debts registered in the active debt in view of the financial effects caused by the coronavirus […]

Paulistas are entitled to the refund of ICMS from ST prior to October 2016

The Federal Supreme Court, when judging Extraordinary Appeal No. 593849, under the general repercussion system, decided that the states must return to the taxpayers the ICMS-ST difference existing when the effective tax base is lower than the presumed one. It also established that those who have already filed a lawsuit on the matter are entitled […]

COVID-19: PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY

The aviation sector was one of the hardest hit with the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictive measures that required social distancing and/or isolation (as applicable). With a significant drop in demand and cancellation of international flights and reduction in the domestic market and with fear of triggering an unprecedented crisis in the area, which represented […]

The Administrative Council of Tax Appeals – CARF decided that expenses with fuel and fleet maintenance generate PIS and COFINS credits for the wholesale activity

The 3rd Regular Panel of the Administrative Tax Appeals Council (CARF) decided that expenses with fuel and vehicle fleet maintenance generate PIS and COFINS credits for a company with wholesale activities, based on the decision handed down by the Superior Court of Justice, which judged Repetitive Appeal No. 1221170. The Superior Court established in the […]