Lott Advocacia
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Brazil: Transactional
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Overview
Provided by Lott Advocacia
Lott Advocacia acts as a strategic partner for the consolidation and growth of client’s businesses, focusing on companies and the entrepreneurial journey. Our goal is to generate value, positioning itself as a contemporary and streamline firm. Due to no other reason, our values comprise the genuine interest and commitment to our clients, an “above and beyond” approach to advocacy, courage and frankness, innovation and technology empowering work and people.
Our work methodology integrates innovation as a key pilar as it combines technical quality with an understanding of business operations, opportunities and risks, and also generates value through agile models, technological tools and other innovations aimed at efficiency, agility and security. Technology operates in the background to allow our team to focus on legal strategy, conflict resolution, negotiation and close consultation.
Our specialization is Business Law, including support in corporate, succession, tax, labor, civil and real estate matters.
Lott Advocacia is based in Minas Gerais and São Paulo, but its operation already covers 21 states in Brazil. We have partners and associates specialized in different areas of corporate and business law, seeking at offering multidisciplinary, strategic and innovative solutions to our clients.
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Brazil - Head office
Minas Gerais
1.338, Rua das Acácias, 12th floor Vale do Sereno , Nova Lima - MG, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Nova Lima - MG
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2 items provided by Lott Advocacia
Non-Discrimination at a Crossroads
Law 15,270/2025 imposes 10% WHT on dividends for non-residents, sparking a clash with the non-discrimination principle. Anchored in Art. 9 of Law 14,286 and STJ precedents, investors may challenge this disparity to claim the same tax conditions granted to Brazilian residents.
Brazilian Taxation of Dividends
Brazil is advancing on the taxation of dividends as the first phase of income tax reform, aiming to align domestic laws with OECD standards. The new bill introduces major changes to dividend tax rules, which are critical for both domestic and foreign investors to understand.
Non-Discrimination at a Crossroads
Law 15,270/2025 imposes 10% WHT on dividends for non-residents, sparking a clash with the non-discrimination principle. Anchored in Art. 9 of Law 14,286 and STJ precedents, investors may challenge this disparity to claim the same tax conditions granted to Brazilian residents.
Brazilian Taxation of Dividends
Brazil is advancing on the taxation of dividends as the first phase of income tax reform, aiming to align domestic laws with OECD standards. The new bill introduces major changes to dividend tax rules, which are critical for both domestic and foreign investors to understand.