Anti-avoidance Rules and Legal Certainty
Analysis of CARF’s Jurisprudence on Taxation in the Segregation of Business Activities
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https://doi.org/10.46801/2595-6280-rdta-42-8Keywords:
CARF, segregation of business activities, specific anti-avoidance rule, legal certainty, tax planningAbstract
This paper will analyze the relationship between the use of specific and general anti-avoidance rules and the taxpayer’s legal certainty, against the background of CARF’s decisions on single-phase PIS/COFINS and IPI in cases in which the segregation of business activities occurred. Thus, it is intended to demonstrate that, in the current scenario, the presence of a specific anti-avoidance rule, which should be an instrument of protection of legal certainty in the actions against tax planning, has been subverted in sources of uncertainty for the taxpayer, due to the interpretation that CARF has given in those cases.
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