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Provided by Gabriel Manica
Tax Law
Member of of the board of the Rio de Janeiro chapter - CESA - Centro de Estudos das Sociedades de Advogados
Councellor of ABDF Direito Financeiro
Portuguese and English
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Bachelor of Laws
2002 - 2007
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Postgraduate course in tax auditing
2008 - 2009
Universidade Cândido Mendes
Master's degree
2016 - 2018
Tax Law
Member of of the board of the Rio de Janeiro chapter - CESA - Centro de Estudos das Sociedades de Advogados
Councellor of ABDF Direito Financeiro
Portuguese and English
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Bachelor of Laws
2002 - 2007
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Postgraduate course in tax auditing
2008 - 2009
Universidade Cândido Mendes
Master's degree
2016 - 2018
Provided by Chambers
Gabriel Manica is an up-and-coming lawyer who can act representing clients on lawsuits dealing with ICMS and IRPJ, including cases seeking annulment of assessments.
Provided by Chambers
She was committed to the matters we dealt with.
Gabriel Manica is a very qualified and approachable lawyer. He is very attentive and always meets deadlines.
Gabriel Manica is a very good and consistent practitioner.
She was committed to the matters we dealt with.
Gabriel Manica is a very qualified and approachable lawyer. He is very attentive and always meets deadlines.
Gabriel Manica is a very good and consistent practitioner.
1 item provided by Castro Barros Advogados
Tax Aspects of Distributed Generation and Self-Production of Eletric Energy in Brazil
The article analyses some tax aspects regarding energy distributed generation in Brazil, specifically the fact that ICMS and TUSD cannot be charged over self-produced energy, due to lack of ownership transfer.
Tax Aspects of Distributed Generation and Self-Production of Eletric Energy in Brazil
The article analyses some tax aspects regarding energy distributed generation in Brazil, specifically the fact that ICMS and TUSD cannot be charged over self-produced energy, due to lack of ownership transfer.
