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Novotny Advogados’ tax practice provides consulting services and representation in judicial and administrative proceedings for domestic and international clients of all sizes, including individuals. Our tax practice includes:
In litigation, Novotny represents clients in judicial and administrative proceedings throughout all of Brazil, including in the participation in leading cases before the Administrative Council for Tax Appeals, the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice and the Brazilian Supreme Court.
The firm stands out for its experienced and multidisciplinary team of professionals, who review tax issues jointly with accounting, financial, economic and corporate governance aspects. The firm’s lawyers are also involved in academic activities, teaching in postgraduate courses in many universities, in addition to the presence in lectures and seminars on tax matters.
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Novotny, Ney, Saldanha, Penna, Ponte, Vianna, Corrêa Advogados is a Rio de Janeiro-based firm with a strong tax practice. Clients benefit from a robust team well equipped to provide assistance on complex administrative and judicial mandates, regarding both on municipal, state and federal spheres.
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Novotny assisted Fundação de Seguridade Social Braslight with filing two annulment actions aiming at the suspension of the enforceability of the tax debts related to administrative proceedings and the annulment of such debts.
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The team is prepared to handle in depth tax litigation cases.
The team is prepared to handle in depth tax litigation cases.
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Renata Novotny is a widely known tax lawyer in the Rio de Janeiro market. She has a long-standing practice which is highly admired by market sources.
Renata is an excellent lawyer, competent and inspires a lot of confidence.
Renata is a highly skilled tax professional with great expertise in litigation matters