The Brazilian rules concerning the taxation of natural person’s income, including income earned offshore and through trusts or foreign legal entities, have been subject to significant changes throughout this year, for instance resulting from the enactment by the Federal Government of Medidas Provisórias 1171 and 1172/2023. While not all attempted changes prevailed, some of them are indeed coming into force on January 1st, 2024.
The Tax and the Legal Committees of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce had Brazilian and British tax practitioners presenting on the main features of the new rules, which pragmatic tax compliance and possible efficiency measures shall be observed by taxpayers and how they may interplay with UK legislation.
Programme:
Opening
- Vera Innes, Chair of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain
Latest developments and status of Brazilian income tax legislation applicable to natural persons
- Alessandro Amadeu da Fonseca, tax partner at Mattos Filho Advogados
Tax compliance and efficiency points of attention
- Fernanda Ellis, Brazilian lawyer and UK Chartered Accountant, founding partner at Mosaico Tax and Law and member of the Tax Committee of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in GB
Challenges and opportunities vis a vis UK tax rules
- Stuart Adams, Partner, Tax and Wealth Planning at Mishcon de Reya LLP
Q&A Session
- On-line participants will be able to submit questions via Teams platform
Closing
- Gustavo Braga, LLM, founding partner at BBSA – Braga & Bastos Soc. Adv. and Head of the Tax Committee of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in GB