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Francisco Müssnich assists clients with strategic corporate negotiations and conflicts. He is respected by clients and peers within the market for his long-standing track record of landmark M&A transactions.
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Francisco Müssnich provided excellent legal advice and his work was well executed. He really delved deep in his analysis.
Francisco Müssnich provided excellent legal advice and his work was well executed. He really delved deep in his analysis.
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The Covid-19 pandemic and the rise of digital payment solutions in Brazil
From the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic, Brazil has faced not only healthrelated but also financial challenges in overcoming the problems brought on by these difficult times.
ESG, Friedman and Brazil’s corporations law
Discussion over ESG matters in corporations has been growing worldwide, and Brazil is no different. Investors’ hearts and minds – and their pockets too – have been engaged by environmental, social and governance principles.
BDR Regulation and the new market for foreign shares in Brazil
BDRs are negotiable certificates that represent securities issued by foreign companies. Similar to American ADRs, BDRs allow Brazilian investors to invest in foreign companies and provide those companies with direct access to the Brazilian capital markets.
Where is the tax reform for the third sector?
Around the world, the third sector has become a force to be reckoned with. The greater the economic, political and social development of a country, the greater the recognition and importance of not-for-profit organizations in its civil society.
The tax challenges in donating goods
In the absence of a price, the tax authorities can use the goods’ market value, which normally exceeds acquisition or production cost. The result? An even higher tax burden for the donor.
Philanthropic donations should be tax deductible
Tax legislation prohibits deduction of “donations” and “noncompulsory contributions” in general, except for deductions of up to 2% of operating income in donations to not-for-profit civil entities.
Philanthropy is not a taxable activity,
By providing or supplementing public sector services, non-profit education and social assistance institutions help the state, to the benefit of society as a whole.
The Covid-19 pandemic and the rise of digital payment solutions in Brazil
From the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic, Brazil has faced not only healthrelated but also financial challenges in overcoming the problems brought on by these difficult times.
ESG, Friedman and Brazil’s corporations law
Discussion over ESG matters in corporations has been growing worldwide, and Brazil is no different. Investors’ hearts and minds – and their pockets too – have been engaged by environmental, social and governance principles.
BDR Regulation and the new market for foreign shares in Brazil
BDRs are negotiable certificates that represent securities issued by foreign companies. Similar to American ADRs, BDRs allow Brazilian investors to invest in foreign companies and provide those companies with direct access to the Brazilian capital markets.
Where is the tax reform for the third sector?
Around the world, the third sector has become a force to be reckoned with. The greater the economic, political and social development of a country, the greater the recognition and importance of not-for-profit organizations in its civil society.
The tax challenges in donating goods
In the absence of a price, the tax authorities can use the goods’ market value, which normally exceeds acquisition or production cost. The result? An even higher tax burden for the donor.
Philanthropic donations should be tax deductible
Tax legislation prohibits deduction of “donations” and “noncompulsory contributions” in general, except for deductions of up to 2% of operating income in donations to not-for-profit civil entities.
Philanthropy is not a taxable activity,
By providing or supplementing public sector services, non-profit education and social assistance institutions help the state, to the benefit of society as a whole.