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Operating a business in Brazil requires strict compliance with bookkeeping in Brazil, a legal obligation that affects all companies, including foreign subsidiaries and branches Every company established in Brazil, including subsidiaries or branches...
Brazil is undergoing a major tax reform that will change the way goods and services are taxed across the country. For telecommunications companies — whether you already operate in Brazil or are planning to start — this reform represents both...
In international trade, the correct tax classification of goods is a critical step for successful import operations. A simple error in the NCM code (Nomenclature of the Mercosur Common Market) can lead to serious consequences: from incorrect...
Brazil is Latin America’s largest economy and, since 2009, China has been its top trading partner. This makes Brazil a prime destination for Chinese investors – but it also means navigating an extremely complex “baroque” tax and accounting system....
Introduction The US’s proposal of a sweeping 50% tariff on Brazilian imports, scheduled to take effect on August 1, 2025, has triggered alarm across markets, media, and governments worldwide. Market leaders believe this is much more than an...
Brazil is home to one of the largest automotive markets in the world. Multinational companies like Volkswagen, Toyota, Stellantis, GM, and Honda have maintained operations in the country for decades. However, foreign companies entering the...
Looking to better understand how Brazilian financial operations can impact your investment strategy?Check out our in-depth guide on the IOF (Tax on Financial Operations) — a must-read for companies dealing with loans, currency exchange, insurance,...
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...
