taxpayer of the tax obligation is the partner does
Jan 10, 2024 2:36:16 GMT -8
Post by account_disabled on Jan 10, 2024 2:36:16 GMT -8
not prevent the offsetting of the credit owed to the partner. I attach documents. The authors replied on pages 93 to 97. Documentary proof granted. The representative of the Public Ministry presented an opinion on page 164/166, opining that it was unfounded. The completed records arrived. Reported. I decide. This is an Ordinary Action where the authors intend to offset tax debts with precatório credits. Initially, it is important to emphasize that the authors have a stable union, as indicated in the accompanying documents, and that this was not refuted by the defendant. The cars are owned by both, although they are registered with the traffic department only in the name of Omar Ferri Junior. The precatório .
credit belongs to the partner. A stable union is equivalent to marriage, and the debts are the responsibility of the couple. So much so that property owned by both parties can be seized. Credits and earnings benefit the family. Furthermore, anyone can pay a third party's debt, and the State receives the amou Phone Number List nts. Therefore, the fact that the taxpayer of the tax obligation is the partner does not prevent the offsetting of the credit owed to the partner. The tax debt is R$ 1,396.24 in August 2004, with the credit to be offset in the order of R$ 2,065.24 for the same month and year. It is, therefore, a judicial executive title whose liquidity is not discussed by the defendant. Compensation in tax matters is ba.
sed on the provisions contained in the Civil Code. Article 1,009 of the aforementioned Code provides: “If two people are at the same time each other's creditor and debtor, the two obligations are extinguished, as far as they offset each other”. In Tax Law, compensation is a method of extinguishing tax obligations, and is provided for in article 170 of the National Tax Code. As Alexandre Barros Castro teaches, in the work Theory and Practice of Tax Procedural Law, E. Saraiva, 2nd edition, page. 68: “The CTN accepts tax credit compensation as net, certain and demandable credits (expired or yet to expire) held by the creditor against the Public Treasury, and with regard to maturing credits, the.
credit belongs to the partner. A stable union is equivalent to marriage, and the debts are the responsibility of the couple. So much so that property owned by both parties can be seized. Credits and earnings benefit the family. Furthermore, anyone can pay a third party's debt, and the State receives the amou Phone Number List nts. Therefore, the fact that the taxpayer of the tax obligation is the partner does not prevent the offsetting of the credit owed to the partner. The tax debt is R$ 1,396.24 in August 2004, with the credit to be offset in the order of R$ 2,065.24 for the same month and year. It is, therefore, a judicial executive title whose liquidity is not discussed by the defendant. Compensation in tax matters is ba.
sed on the provisions contained in the Civil Code. Article 1,009 of the aforementioned Code provides: “If two people are at the same time each other's creditor and debtor, the two obligations are extinguished, as far as they offset each other”. In Tax Law, compensation is a method of extinguishing tax obligations, and is provided for in article 170 of the National Tax Code. As Alexandre Barros Castro teaches, in the work Theory and Practice of Tax Procedural Law, E. Saraiva, 2nd edition, page. 68: “The CTN accepts tax credit compensation as net, certain and demandable credits (expired or yet to expire) held by the creditor against the Public Treasury, and with regard to maturing credits, the.