Publications
Impressions on the judgments of the 1st Panel of the Superior Chamber of Tax Appeals after more than two years of exclusively virtual sessions.
Ordinance that regulates the topic provides for the possibility of removing a case from the agenda for a session in person to be judged in an exclusively virtual session.
Carf's case law indicates a restrictive interpretation on the topic, but an analysis by the highest level of appeal of the body may reverse this position.
A brief analysis of the case law of the Administrative Board of Tax Appeals over the years.
Standards require independent directors in publicly-held companies and determines other measures on voting rights, segregation of directors' functions and publication of financial statements.
Attempt to censor information may give it more repercussion.
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