HOLDINGS AND TAX LAW: APPLYING STRATEGIES IN TAX DISPUTES

Abstract

This article investigates the dynamics between holdings and tax law, focusing on tax planning strategies and tax conflict resolution as vital elements in optimizing the tax burden in a global scenario. Addresses the legal and regulatory complexity that characterizes the contemporary tax environment, requiring holdings to proactively adapt and carefully manage to maintain compliance across multiple jurisdictions, as well as exploring the importance of effective negotiations with tax authorities and the use of adequate resolution methods of conflicts, such as mediation and arbitration, to resolve disputes efficiently, minimizing the financial and reputational impact. The article also highlights the need to consider ethical and compliance implications, emphasizing transparency, tax fairness and corporate responsibility when conducting tax strategies. An integrative literature review was carried out for the proposed discussion. It appears that in the face of constant regulatory changes and the challenges posed by the global tax scenario, holding companies must employ a strategic, informed and ethical approach to manage their tax obligations and disputes, ensuring long-term sustainability.