Duarte Garcia, Serra Netto e Terra announces two new partners
Duarte Garcia, Serra Netto e Terra Advogados announced the hiring of two new partners to strengthen its tax area: Allan George de Abreu Fallet (pictured left) and Eduardo Kowarick Halperin (pictured right). Both bring extensive experience in Tax Law, enhancing the firm’s capacity to meet the growing demand in this area.
Allan Fallet is a partner and responsible for the Tax Practice, with more than 20 years of experience. He received his professional training over many years in the most respected and traditional tax law firms in Brazil. He is a judge at the São Paulo State Tax and Fees Court (TIT) and an Adjudicator at the São Paulo City Tax Council (CMT). Author of the books “The Legal Nature of the Tax Administrative Process” (Noeses – Brazil) and “La Naturaleza Jurídica del Proceso Administrativo Fiscal” (OLEJNIK – Spain), among about 50 articles published both in Brazil and abroad.
He holds a degree in Law from the Brazilian Institute of Capital Markets in Rio de Janeiro (IBMEC/RJ), an LL.M. in Tax Law from the Getulio Vargas Foundation in Rio de Janeiro (FGV/RJ), a Master’s degree in Tax Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC/SP), specialized in International Taxation at Northwestern University and Universiteit Leiden, in Constitutional Law at the Brazilian Institute of Public Law (IDP), and in Administrative Tax Procedure at the Brazilian Association of Financial Law (ABDF). He is a professor of Tax Law in the postgraduate program at PUC/SP and in the LL.M. program at FGV/RJ, as well as in the MBA in Finance at IBMEC/SP. Member of the Special Commission on Tax Law of the OAB/SP, the Brazilian Institute of Tax Law (IBDT), the ABDF, and the International Fiscal Association.
Eduardo Halperin is a Master’s and doctoral candidate in Tax Law (USP). He is a professor in specialized courses in Tax Law, such as those at IBDT (SP) and IET/PUCRS (RS). He is the author of various scientific articles and chapters on Tax Law, as well as the book “Qualified Fine in Tax Law”. He is the executive editor of the Journal of Tax Studies (RET).
