Tax incentive or tax war for ports? Analysis of State Law n° 1.473/2005 establishing the special import regime in the State of Rondônia
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https://doi.org/10.6008/CBPC2674-6417.2023.001.0002Keywords:
Tax Incentives, Tax War, Public policy, ICMSAbstract
Public policies can be achieved through the direct action of the public power, actively intervening with resources from the treasury in the social environment, or they can be achieved indirectly, stimulating certain behaviors in the productive sector through tax incentives. In this theme, this study sought to verify whether the tax incentive provided for in the Special Import Regime of the State of Rondônia, established by State Law n.º 1.473/2005, implements some public policy that justifies it. For this, a document analysis was carried out regarding the examination of the text of the referred law, when it was verified that the legal diploma does not meet the requirements required for the implementation of a public policy.
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