A previdência privada e a incidência do imposto de renda

• Autor(a) principal: Fialdini, Fabiana Ulson Zappa
• Data de Publicação: 2007
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/7542
• topic: Previdência privada; Evolução; Tributação; Função Social; Imposto de Renda; Conceito de Renda; Previdencia privada -- Brasil; Incidencia de imposto -- Brasil; Imposto de renda -- Brasil; Pension Fund; Evolution; Taxation; Social function; Income tax; Concept of Income; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::DIREITO

From the historical evolution of the pension fund, in Brazil and in the world, it is possible to affirm that the pension fund had its remote origin in charity acts. Men self-organized to protect themselves against situations of necessity. However, with the industrialization process, the facts disclosed the impossibility of this mutual aid to be relegated to the mere benevolence of the individuals, and it was necessary that the State assume the function to provide social security. Thus, in the fight for social rights, the State started to be the supplier of the social necessities. Initially, it was judged that the transference of this attribution to the State would have to be total, guaranteeing the maximum protection to the workers (German Bismarkian commutative concept). However, the Report elaborated by the English economist, William Beveridge, pointed to the model of social protection totally relegated to the State as utopia and, thus, it waived the necessity of the private society to contribute with the State in this function. Thus, it introduced pension fund as an integrated element of the system of social protection, designed to cover the residual necessities not taken care of by the public system (which offered only the necessary minimum benefits for survival). Despite this ideal having been incorporated in the Brazilian legal system by the Law nº 6,435/77, it was only in 1988, with the publication of the Constitutional Amendment nº 20/98, that the pension fund gained constitutional status, starting to integrate the system of the social security of the Country. Taxation has an important role for integration of the State-society partnership, in the provision of action and services destined to well-being and social justice, stimulating the formation of the pension fund, without relegating its income redistribution function. The purpose is, thus, to demonstrate that taxation is essential in the consolidation of a new social order, that emerges with the intention to conciliate a state model of minimum social protection with an independent private model (complementary)