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Posted On: October 7th 2026, 03:00 pm
A Receita Federal identificou R$ 1,3 bilhão em inconsistências relacionadas a créditos de PIS/Pasep e Cofins.

As empresas têm até 10 de novembro para avaliar e, se necessário, regularizar as divergências antes de uma eventual fiscalização.

Confira os principais pontos no novo Direito ao Ponto.

#DireitoTributário #PIS #Cofins #ReceitaFederal #ValençaAssociados
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