Governance and Risk Management in Taxation [electronic resource] /
de Oliveira Neto, Arnaldo Marques.author.
This book provides insights into identifying and dealing with possible corporate tax risks. It also elaborates on how enterprises can avoid possible issuance of notices of violation, fines and default interest, and ensure reduced tax responsibility of enterprises and their administrators when dealing with tax issues, thereby bringing about increased efficiency and productivity. Conducted in collaboration with the Brazilian Enterprises Group of Advertising and Publicity Services, it also includes managerial information resources and procedures for tax risks that enterprises may encounter. Additionally, it presents findings that allow the academic community and enterprises (not only advertising and publicity services) alike to benefit from the results derived from the Model of Corporate Risk Management (GRCorp) and the Specific Model of Tax Risk Management (GRTrib) frameworks developed by the author. The book serves as a valuable resource for academic researchers and practitioners in businesses.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I: Theoretical Referential -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: The complexity, dynamism and sophistication of the national tax system (STN) -- Chapter 3: The main corporate taxes of the STN -- Chapter 4: The fiduciary responsibilities of the enterprise owners and administrators -- Chapter 5: The extent of the tax responsibility of the enterprise to its owners and administrators -- Chapter 6: The corporate governance and the risk society -- Chapter 7: The tax governance in the context of risk management -- Part II: Academic Research -- Chapter 8: Methodological procedures, Chapter 9: Presentation, analysis and results of triangulation -- Chapter 10: Final considerations -- References -- Appendix.
This book provides insights into identifying and dealing with possible corporate tax risks. It also elaborates on how enterprises can avoid possible issuance of notices of violation, fines and default interest, and ensure reduced tax responsibility of enterprises and their administrators when dealing with tax issues, thereby bringing about increased efficiency and productivity. Conducted in collaboration with the Brazilian Enterprises Group of Advertising and Publicity Services, it also includes managerial information resources and procedures for tax risks that enterprises may encounter. Additionally, it presents findings that allow the academic community and enterprises (not only advertising and publicity services) alike to benefit from the results derived from the Model of Corporate Risk Management (GRCorp) and the Specific Model of Tax Risk Management (GRTrib) frameworks developed by the author. The book serves as a valuable resource for academic researchers and practitioners in businesses.
Tax accounting.
Tax laws.
Corporate governance.
Business Taxation/Tax Law.
Corporate Governance.