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5th round of concessions: the movement of the airport infrastructure sector
On May 29, the federal government published the initial drafts of the call for bids and concession contract for the new round of federal concessions, which will include 13 airports, distributed in three blocks:
Advance for the real estate market: Chamber approves regulations on termination of contracts
On October 6, a plenary session of the Chamber of Deputies approved the text of Law 10,728/2018, replacing the text proposed by means of Law No. 1,220/2015, which regulates the termination of contracts for the acquisition of real estate.
Relevant changes in the ICMS-ST for the State of São Paulo
in view of the decisions rendered by the Federal Supreme Court in Extraordinary Appeal No. 593,849/MG and Direct Suit of Unconstitutionality ADI No. 2.777/SP” and (ii) CAT Ordinance No. 42/2018, which establishes the procedure to supplement and reimburse the withholding tax for substitution for the scenarios set forth in articles 265, 269, 277, and 426-A of the State’s ICMS Rules.
STF recognizes the lawfulness of outsourcing the call center service for telephone companies
In August of this year, the Federal Supreme Court (STF) ruled that outsourcing is lawful in all stages of the production process, be it ancillary or main activities, in deciding Argument of Breach of a Basic Precept (ADPF) No. 324.
Controlling Shareholder who acts as an Officer or Director and the duty to abstain: block voting in the approval of accounts
The Brazilian Corporations Law, in its article 115,[1] provides that shareholders must abstain from voting at meetings on matters in which their interests and those of the companies are in conflict. The purpose of the law is to protect the company's (corporate) interest to the detriment of the individual interests of the shareholders. Therefore, the legal provision imposes on shareholders with a conflict the duty of abstention, under penalty of the vote being considered abusive and even cause for annulment of the resolution.
Multi-ownership Real Property Law Passed
Brazil already has rules to regulate the legal regime of multi-ownership and registration of real properties. It is Law No. 13,777/2018, which amended and introduced new provisions in the Civil Code and in the Public Registers Law. Published in the Official Gazette on Friday, the 21st, it originated in Bill No. 10.287/2018, passed the previous day, and enters into force on February 4, 2019 (45 days after its publication).
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