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Unit Cost of Tax Foreclosure Proceedings in the Brazilian Federal Justice

This study presents the results of a research on the “Unit cost of tax foreclosure proceedings filed by the Government”, developed by the National Institute for Applied Economic Research (IPEA) and the Brazilian National Justice Council (CNJ). Through analysis of the Government’s foreclosure proceedings, which respond for approximately 37% of the Federal Justice’s case stock, this study intends to determine the duration of tax foreclosure proceedings and its stages, thus building a methodology to generate quantitative and qualitative data that may be applicable to other legal proceedings. On the analytical side, this study intends to contribute subsidies to a debate about productivity and the rather slow pace of the Brazilian Judicial System, in addition to proposing criteria to evaluate proposals of management and process reform.