Short answer
What you should know before deciding
Practical expression for taxpayers linked to the assumption of issuance of receipts for presumably non-existent operations of article 69-B of the CFF.
Applied definition
Practical expression for taxpayers linked to the assumption of issuance of receipts for presumably non-existent operations of article 69-B of the CFF.
How to use the concept
In an investigation, the term must be applied to documented facts and within the source that supports it.
In a report, the term must be accompanied by the specific fact, its source and the relevance it has for the decision. The word alone is not a substitute for analysis.
Practical application
What to check and what to ask
Control questions
- What standard or document uses the term?
- Is a fact, risk or conclusion being described?
- Does the definition change depending on the subject matter or jurisdiction?
Frequent errors
- Use the concept as a conclusive label.
- Mix similar terms that answer different questions.
- Omit the document or context from which it comes.
Scope and limits of this information
This content is educational and does not constitute legal advice for a specific case. A match does not confirm identity; a lawsuit is not equivalent to a sentence; a publication must be read in its state and date; The absence of findings only describes the sources reviewed and does not guarantee absence of risk.
Availability, coverage and updating of records vary. Before making a material decision, allow clarification, preserve evidence and request specialized advice when the result depends on a legal, fiscal, registry or contractual interpretation.
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