Rita Pereira de Abreu

Rita Pereira de Abreu joined VdA in 2016. Senior Associate at the Tax practice area, where she devotes most of her practice to tax planning of financial transactions and products and tax litigation matters, where she has been involved in several cases involving the breach of European Union Law and other tax disputes before judicial and arbitral courts.

Law degree at Cathlic University of Lisbon, Faculty of Law.

Masters in Tax Law at Catholic University of Lisbon, Faculty of Law.

Co-author of various articles, namely:

  • “O Imposto do Selo na vida de um pacote de garantias: constituição, reforço, substituição e extensão”, published in Revista Electrónica de Fiscalidade da AFP (2022), Ano IV – Número 1 (co-author with Francisco Cabral Matos) (2022)
  • “A closer look at exit taxes on accrued capital gains in Portugal”, International Tax Review (co-author with Samuel Fernandes de Almeida) (2021)
  • “Having a PE in Portugal: New rules, new challenges ahead”, International Tax Review (co-author with Francisco Cabral Matos) (2021)
  • “A tributação dos desportistas e das entidades não desportivas não residentes: síntese e reflexões sobre o tratamento dos rendimentos decorrentes da cedência dos direitos de exploração dos direitos de imagem”, published in Compêndio de Direito do Desporto, Gestlegal, 2021, 1.ª Edição (co-author with Samuel Fernandes de Almeida)
  • “A look at the new anti-hybrid mismatch arrangements rules in Portugal”, International Tax Review (co-author with Ricardo Seabra Moura) (2020)
  • “A chegada ao acórdão Brisal e o regresso à legislação nacional”, published in Revista Electrónica da Fiscalidade da AFP (2020) Ano II – Número 1 (co-author with Joaquim Pedro Lampreia)
  • “Portugal implements ATAD”, International Tax Review (co-author with Francisco Cabral Matos) (2019)

Admitted to the Portuguese Bar Association.

English.

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