Victor Stori Panno

Bastilho Coelho Advogados

Profile

Lawyer focused on corporate and contract law, with practice in the drafting and review of contractual instruments, corporate matters, and related civil disputes.

Activities

  • Member of the Brazilian Bar Association, Rio de Janeiro Chapter (OAB/RJ).
Victor Stori Panno
Victor Stori Panno

Profile

Lawyer focused on corporate and contract law, with practice in the drafting and review of contractual instruments, corporate matters, and related civil disputes.

Activities

  • Member of the Brazilian Bar Association, Rio de Janeiro Chapter (OAB/RJ).

Education

Bachelor of Laws (JD)
UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro

Practice Areas

  • Corporate Law
  • Contract Law

Languages

  • Portuguese and English

On 1 July 2026, the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (RFB) published Solução de Consulta Cosit No 96/2026, a binding ruling addressing the computation of capital gains tax on contingent purchase ...

On April 15, 2026, the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (“RFB”) published COSIT Ruling No. 56/2026, consolidating the position that U.S. Limited Liability Companies (“LLC”) whose membership is composed of non-U.S. ...

Between August 25 and 30, partner Gustavo Flausino Coelho will attend the event AIJA’s 63rd Annual Congress – Empower Nextgen – meeting young lawyers where they are, organized by @AIJA – ...

M&A and taxation: income tax on contingent purchase price – Solução de Consulta Cosit No 96/2026

On 1 July 2026, the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (RFB) published Solução de Consulta Cosit No 96/2026, a binding ruling addressing the computation of capital gains tax on contingent purchase price, with a direct bearing on M&A transactions. The new position is of particular relevance to sellers of equity interests who are subject to the […]

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Cosit Ruling No. 56/2026 – Pass-through LLCs with non-U.S. resident members classified as beneficiaries of a privileged tax regime

On April 15, 2026, the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (“RFB”) published COSIT Ruling No. 56/2026, consolidating the position that U.S. Limited Liability Companies (“LLC”) whose membership is composed of non-U.S. residents and which are treated as pass-through entities under U.S. federal tax law fall squarely within the concept of privileged tax regime set forth in […]

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