- STJ grants taxpayers the right to tax credits on the acquisition of intermediate products
- Taxpayers must prove the necessity of the intermediate products for the company’s primary activity
- Credits can be claimed for materials used in the production process, including gradually consumed or worn out intermediate products
- Essentiality of the intermediate products in relation to the primary activity is required for claiming credits.
Source: klalaw.com.br
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