Portuguese court held that determining a partner manager's fault in tax non-payment is a factual matter, not a jurisdictional issue.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the appeal regarding the jurisdiction of the first-instance tax court. The appellant argued that the court lacked competence to decide on the manager partner's fault in unpaid taxes. The court ruled that establishing whether the partner manager was at fault constitutes a matter of fact, which falls within the court's authority to examine.
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OfficialMATÉRIA DE FACTO COMPETÊNCIA DOS TRIBUNAIS TRIBUTÁRIOS DE 2 INSTÂNCIA
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[AREA TEMATICA 1] DIR PROC TRIBUT CONT - EXEC FISCAL. [LEGISLACAO NACIONAL] ETAF84 ART32 N1 B 42 N1 A. [ANO DA PUBLICACAO] 97 [DATA DE ENTRADA] 09/20/1995 [Nº CONVENCIONAL] JSTA00046662 [Nº DO DOCUMENTO] SA219970219019857 [OBJECTO] SENT TT1INST COIMBRA. [PRIVACIDADE] 01 [RECORRENTE] MATOS , ADELINO [RECORRIDO 1] FAZENDA PUBLICA [URL] https://www.dgsi.pt/jsta.nsf/35fbbbf22e1bb1e680256f8e003ea931/E69AD0CD9FD52CED802568FC0039CAC7?OpenDocument
SUMÁRIO
Constitui matéria de facto a questão de saber se um sócio gerente teve culpa ou não no não pagamento dos impostos.