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The Brazilian tax reform, enacted in January 2025, is one of the most transformative changes in the country's fiscal landscape in decades. If you are a foreign entrepreneur investing in or operating a business in Brazil, this reform is not just a...
If you are a foreign company or international investor interested in expanding your operations to Brazil, a common question arises: is it necessary to open a company in Brazil to hire a local employee? In most cases, the answer is yes — especially...
The Brazil telecom sector is one of the most heavily regulated and taxed industries in the country. Accounting in this field goes far beyond basic bookkeeping — it requires strategic tax planning, strict regulatory compliance, and a deep...
American entrepreneurs are increasingly eyeing the Brazilian market as a promising destination to expand their businesses. However, when trying to start a bisiness in Brazil, these business owners face a reality that is quite different from that of...
The Brazilian tax reform introduces significant changes that directly impact foreign investors and entrepreneurs operating or planning to operate in the country, especially in import and export sectors. With Brazil’s historically complex tax...
Brazilian medium and large business owners who move abroad often have many doubts about their tax obligations. After all, leaving the country does not automatically mean being exempt from Brazilian Income Tax. In this article, we will clearly and...
Overview of Hiring in Brazil for Foreign Business Owners Hiring in Brazil can seem daunting for foreign business owners, but understanding a few basics makes it easier. Brazil offers a large labor market and a workforce skilled in various...
Facilitating the opening of foreign company branches in Brazil requires an understanding of applicable laws, taking advantage of benefits, and clarifying common doubts. If your company is looking to expand internationally, Brazil might be the ideal...
Brazil is one of the fastest-growing technology markets, making it an attractive destination for foreign entrepreneurs looking to establish an IT company. However, to operate legally in the country, one must follow certain bureaucratic requirements...
The construction and operation of data centers in Brazil face significant challenges, especially regarding taxation. With taxes accounting for up to 23% of the total investment, the industry seeks alternatives to reduce costs and increase...
