Maria Eugênia Doin Vieira

Partner

+ 55 11 3150-7475
Area of practice
Tax / Public and regulatory law / Social security / Agribusiness / Automotive / Chemicals and petrochemicals / Energy / Life sciences / Pulp and paper / Retail and consumer / Technology / Telecommunications

Maria Eugênia mostly focuses in tax litigation, drafting procedural strategies and engaging in judicial and administrative discussions involving deficiency notices, administrative collections, compensations, tax credits, tax benefits, fees and public prices. In addition to direct and indirect taxes litigation, her practice encompasses social security matters, with experience in both litigation and consultancy regarding social security and third parties contributions. Maria Eugênia provides legal assistance to clients in the knowledge of commerce, industries, agribusiness, energy, telecommunications, and pharmaceutical industries.

Associations

Brazilian Bar Association

Education

Pontifícia Universidade Católica of São Paulo, PUC-SP, São Paulo – (Master in State Law, 2012) IBMEC, São Paulo (LL.M in Tax Law, 2010) Pontifícia Universidade Católica of São Paulo, PUC, São Paulo (Bachelor of Laws and Economy, 1998)

Recent publications

Collection of social security contribution on co-pay for benefits received by employees
The Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (RFB) has once again expressed the understanding that...[+]
Exclusion of the ICMS from the PIS/Cofins basis: controversy over when to tax credits recognized in court
Since the STF settled the theory that the ICMS tax is not included in the taxable base for...[+]
Conditions for non-taxation of revenues from ICMS incentives: an analysis according to the precedents of the STJ
For some time the classification of ICMS tax incentives as an investment subsidy has long been...[+]
Conditions for non-taxation of revenues from ICMS incentives: an analysis according to the precedents of the STJ
For some time the classification of ICMS tax incentives as an investment subsidy has long been...[+]
Brazilian Federal Revenue Service tries to restrict the concept of premium provided for in the Labor Reform and exposes companies to social security risks
Since November of 2017, when the Labor Reform established that the "premiums" are not subject...[+]
Social security contribution on food assistance paid via voucher or card or discounted in co-participation
At the end of January, the Federal Revenue Service of Brazil (RFB) modified its understanding...[+]
Labor Reform and the modification of the provision that obliged companies to provide medical care to all employees
With the enactment of Federal Law No. 13,467/2017 (the Labor Reform), various provisions of...[+]