Brazil on the radar of global capital: what the new wave of foreign investment demands from the legal function
Brazil is back on the global investor map. See what your legal structure needs to be ready.
Has Brazil signed a tax treaty with your country? Find out how it can reduce your tax burden
International tax planning is key to a successful investment in Brazil. Discover if your country is on the list of Brazil’s double taxation treaties and understand how these bilateral agreements work to protect your profits and optimize your fiscal strategy.
Registered address and share capital: two details that can stall your company in Brazil
Two critical details often overlooked by foreign investors are the registered address and the share capital requirements. Learn why these elements are vital and how to prepare them to avoid bureaucratic delays in the Brazilian Board of Trade (Junta Comercial).
Profits in Brazil: how to repatriate capital and remit dividends abroad
Understanding the process of sending profits abroad is essential for any foreign investor in Brazil. This guide explains the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) regulations, the registration of foreign capital, and the tax considerations for dividend remittances and capital repatriation.
Foreign capital in Brazil: your rights — and the restrictions you need to know
Entering the Brazilian market requires a deep understanding of foreign capital regulations. This guide covers investor rights, mandatory Central Bank registration (RDE-IED), and specific prohibited sectors to guarantee your investment remains compliant.
Administrator, Attorney-in-Fact, Director: who’s who in your Brazilian company?
Navigating corporate governance in Brazil requires a clear understanding of who holds the power to represent your company. We break down the roles, liabilities, and requirements for Administrators, Attorneys-in-fact, and Directors in the Brazilian legal system.
Ltda. or S/A? Choosing the right corporate structure for your company in Brazil
A comprehensive comparison between Sociedade Limitada (LTDA) and Sociedade Anônima (S.A.) in Brazil. Learn which business model offers the best legal protection and governance for your international investment.
Brazil: real opportunity or endless red tape?
An honest look at the Brazilian market for foreign investors. We analyze the balance between the country’s immense economic potential and the legal hurdles of bureaucracy, providing a roadmap for a secure market entry.