Tax Law professor Heleno Taveira Torres, from USP, suggests a structural change in the inspection, assessment and collection of tax credits to reduce litigation

President of Insper and ex-secretary of Economic Policy, Marcos Lisboa says that following internationally established practices would be the simplest path for Brazil

Getap's executive director, Zabetta Macarini Gorissen, says that Brazil has grown accustomed to resorting to litigation instead of acting directly at the source: improving tax legislation

Economist Lorreine Messias, author of studies on the subject, says that structural reform is necessary - and recalls that other countries can set good examples of how to do this

The president of Unafisco, Mauro Silva, points out the need to expand professional improvement initiatives for the staff of tax auditors of the Federal Revenue

Attorney Juliana Araújo, PGFN coordinator at TRF-3, says what the three involved in the issue should do to reduce litigation

PGFN Attorney Leonardo Alvim defends tax reform and specific measures to increase legal certainty in the tax field

Adriana Gomes de Paula Rocha, Deputy Attorney General of Consultancy and Strategy of the Judicial Representation, talks about the reasons for the congestion of tax processes in the Judiciary

Names of the Executive, Legislative, Judiciary, private sector and academia say what needs to be done to reduce litigation and increase the legal security of our tax system

The ways to reduce litigation, in the view of the Deputy Attorney General for Consulting and Administrative-Tax Litigation, Phelippe Toledo Pires de Oliveira

Carb vice-president Rita Bacchieri defends ways to avoid unpayable tax debts

Adriana Gomes Rêgo, president of Carf, talks about increasing the agency's efficiency and about the measures she considers most important for reducing tax disputes

Tax attorney Vanessa Canado, special advisor to Minister Paulo Guedes in the drafting of the federal government's tax reform project, defends a broad reform to resolve the deeper reasons for the litigation

Get to know the proposals of tax attorney Hamilton Dias de Souza to improve the legal security of the Brazilian tax system

This is one of the causes pointed out by tax attorney Breno Vasconcelos for the country's high litigation. He proposes two measures to face the problem

Lawyer Raquel Novais defends the adoption of conflict resolution systems, such as tax transaction and arbitration, as priority actions to reduce litigation

Member of the Fiesp Legal Council, lawyer Beno Suchodolski advocates changes to reduce inventory and prevent tax litigation

Lawyer Roberto Quiroga Mosquera says that the main cause of tax litigation in Brazil is imprecision and lack of dialogue in the application of legal rules

The director of Fiesp's legal department, Helcio Honda, draws attention to the harmful effects that disputes with the Tax Authorities cause to companies and the economy as a whole

Cássio Borges, legal superintendent of CNI, proposes greater rigor in the creation of tax legislation and more consistency in litigation judgments

Deputy Marco Bertaiolli, rapporteur of the project that converted the MP of the Legal Taxpayer into law, talks about the expected effects of the law that regulated the tax transaction in the Country

Federal judge Paulo Cesar Conrado warns of the need for a more cooperative stance between tax authorities, taxpayers and the judiciary as the main way to avoid the spread of litigation

For judge Paulo Domingues, reducing legal uncertainty depends on a greater stabilization of the interpretation of tax rules by the higher courts

Minister Regina Helena Costa, of the STJ, affirms that recent advances in the legislation allow to intensify the search of this way to reduce the judicial litigation

CCiF director and former minister Nelson Machado defends the need to create instances of dialogue between the Tax Authorities and taxpayers as a strategy to avoid litigation

Tax attorney Everardo Maciel, president of the ETCO Advisory Council, discusses the causes and presents solutions for the pathology of the Brazilian tax process

The revelations of the study that ETCO commissioned EY (Ernst & Young) to show the status of disputes between the Federal Revenue Service and taxpayers

SPECIAL ARTICLE: José Barroso Tostes Neto, Secretary of the Federal Revenue of Brazil

Why we hired a study by EY (Ernst & Young) on ​​the situation of Brazilian tax litigation and we dedicated this edition of ETCO Magazine exclusively to the topic