About

Provided by Peixoto e Cury Advogados

Peixoto & Cury Advogados has a standout Tax team led by one partner with nearly 20 years of substantial tax and accounting experience, which includes working in Big Four firms and participating in complex M&As and corporate restructuring transactions during his career.

 

Our Tax department advises national companies leaders in their fields and also large multinationals with both daily tax issues and complex matters, such as (i) structuring compensation models applicable to top executives in multinationals, including stock option, LTI, RSU; (ii) debt financing transactions, including debentures, commercial papers, real estate bonds etc.; (iii) structuring tax planning both for the buy side and the sell side, with the purpose of reducing the tax burden on capital gains, considering different procedures of paying (receiving) the acquisition price.

 

Our practice has also been advising clients on the digital economy, especially with focus on how to address the taxes that are triggered on the remittance of money to foreign developers, the applicable legislation considering the existence of a Double Tax Treaty and, depending on the case, by switching the nature of the payment (royalties, technical services, profits, etc.) with the amendment of the agreements. 

Chambers Review

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Tax Litigation: Highly Regarded - Brazil

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Band 4

What the Team is Known For

Peixoto e Cury Advogados' tax department represents companies in judicial and administrative tax litigation, including before the Supreme Court. The team is frequently mandated by clients to handle tax disputes involving different taxes, including ISS, ICMS, and PIS and COFINS, being particularly noted for its expertise in advertising and real estate-related tax matters. The firm has additional experience handling tax immunity claims.   

Work Highlights

Provided by Peixoto e Cury Advogados

  • Peixoto & Cury has assisted MCassab with the development of a strategy to maintain the tax classification and cancel the tax requirements of judicial decisions.

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