Brazil’s national NFS-e becomes mandatory for covered Simples Nacional service companies on 1 November 2026. A practical readiness plan for foreign-owned businesses.
Brazil’s September 2026 IBS/CBS election may change supplier credits, contract pricing and cash-flow planning for foreign-owned companies in 2027.
Brazil's DUIMP production environment changes on 27 September 2026. A practical readiness plan for foreign companies importing into Brazil.
Brazil offers a time-limited settlement route for disputed IRRF liabilities involving nonresident investors. This board-level guide explains the discounts, trade-offs and a practical 30-day decision plan.
Brazil added 58,568 formal jobs in July 2026. This practical guide explains what the latest data means for foreign companies planning hiring, payroll, compliance and market entry.
Brazil is expanding access to foreign-currency accounts from 1 October 2026. This practical guide explains who qualifies, what remains restricted and how foreign companies should prepare.
International companies can hire talent in Brazil without immediately incorporating a local subsidiary. The most practical route is to work with an Employer of Record (EOR), which becomes the legal employer in Brazil while the foreign company directs the employee’s…
Entering Brazil requires coordination across corporate, tax, accounting, employment and regulatory workstreams. This Brazil market entry checklist helps international decision-makers identify the questions that must be answered before committing capital, hiring employees or signing local contracts. 1. Define the commercial…
The cost of employing a worker in Brazil is higher than the monthly gross salary. Employers must budget for statutory charges, annual entitlements, benefits, payroll administration and potential collective-bargaining requirements. Main components of employment cost Gross salary: the contractual monthly…
Starting operations in Brazil is a multidisciplinary project. Corporate registration alone is not enough: companies must coordinate tax, accounting, employment, banking, contracts, technology and regulatory obligations before going live. 1. Define what the Brazilian operation will do Document the planned…