Supreme Federal Court Will Rule on Court-Ordered Payments Next Monday.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/11/2023 at 16:18

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According to the AGU’s analysis, the financial obligation is not accounted for in the annual reports and will be deferred to the year 2027, when it must be paid.

The person responsible for analyzing the processes is Minister Luiz Fux. The decision will be made in the virtual plenary of the Supreme Federal Court, a format in which the ministers register their votes electronically and there is no in-person discussion. However, one of the ministers may request that the case be transferred for judgment in the physical plenary.

The current payment regime was approved during Jair Bolsonaro’s administration and allowed for the installment payment of precatórios exceeding 60 minimum wages.

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Judgment of the STF on Precatórios Scheduled for Monday

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) has set Monday (27) as the date for the virtual judgment that will decide on the legality of the current payment system for Precatórios, which are debt titles of the federal government definitively recognized by the Judiciary.

The decision will be awaited with great expectation by the economic team, as it is related to the closure of the Union Budget for the year 2024. Furthermore, the governors of the Northeast are attentive to the case, as the judgment could enable the transfer of approximately R$ 20 billion from the former Fund for Maintenance and Development of Fundamental Education (Fundef) to the states.

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