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Impacts of remote work on the Brazilian service tax

Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados | September 7, 2022

Unlike several countries around the world, which taxes goods and services in a unified way and according to the destination rule, in Brazil there is no tax equivalent to the Value Added Tax (VAT). There is still a fragmentation of the taxable base of consumption, that comprises five different taxes, levied by different entities (Municipalities, …

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The Importance of Trade Unions and Their Role in Social Protection at Times of Crisis

Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados | July 20, 2022

Introduction The historical role played by trade unions is undeniable, particularly in the context of collective bargaining and the resolution of collective labour disputes. In fact, not only the union movements, but also (and especially) collective bargaining, have led to the acquisition of numerous rights and a more appropriate adjustment of government rules to the …

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Protection of personal data in the employment relationship

Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados | September 8, 2021

Alessandra Barichello Boskovic [1] Marco Antonio da Costa Sabino [2]

Tax reform under discussion in Brazil and its impacts on the health sector

Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados | May 7, 2021

Tax reform has been a constant theme of the Brazilian political and economic debate, and reveals the dysfunctionality of the current tax system, marked by a lack of transparency, complexity, inefficiency, and uncertainty[1]. In addition to directly impacting the country’s growth, these defects in the national tax system are reinforced by the significant tax litigation, …

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IS COVID-19 CONSIDERED AN OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE IN BRAZIL?

Mannrich e Vasconcelos Advogados | October 8, 2020

Nelson Mannrich [1] Alessandra Barichello Boskovic [2] On March 20, 2020, the Brazilian government declared a state of public calamity resulting from the pandemic of the new coronavirus (Legislative Decree No. 6/20).

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