A Guerra Fiscal em ICMS e o Papel do Supremo Tribunal Federal: precedentes e desafios atuais
Abstract
O artigo analisa as principais questões enfrentadas pelo Supremo Tribunal Federal no âmbito da chamada “guerra fiscal” em matéria de ICMS. A pesquisa inclui os casos já decididos, a fim de verificar a orientação dominante na Corte, bem como os principais temas que ainda aguardam julgamento no Tribunal, em sede de controle abstrato e também de repercussão geral. Espera-se que o trabalho possa contribuir para esclarecer o papel do Tribunal na construção de solução para a guerra fiscal no Brasil.
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