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In a ruling published in December 2014, the Brazilian Supreme Court held that a tax penalty exceeding the amount of tax due is unconstitutional. The ruling was based on the constitutional tax principle of non-confiscation established in the Brazilian Constitution. The case involved a disputed penalty of 120% of the tax due. Although the ruling only applies to one particular case, it follows a trend of rulings regarding tax penalty disputes. The court has heard cases involving penalties of as much as 500% of the tax due, and in many cases ruled in favor of the taxpayer on the grounds...