The main document needed during the process to import to Brazil is the Import Declaration. This article explains the main differences between this conventional paper and its more practical form, the Simplified Import Declaration.
Accountants are a different type of professionals that are going to Brazil and searching for new job opportunities. In this article, learn about the activities they can perform in the country.
Licenses, authorizations and documents are required prior to the beginning of works in Brazil. In this article, learn more about EIA/RIMA reports and when they are required.
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Elections for political positions happen every four years. This article will explain how this process happens and the main characteristics of the Brazilian electoral system.
When debts far outweigh the profits, the only exit for companies might be that of filing for bankruptcy. This article will show the needed procedures to start this measure.
Each Brazilian city has its own regulations and rules when it comes to constructing. Although guidelines vary, it is possible to note a standard of the basic procedures to get a building permit, which is presented in this article.
It does not matter if you are trying to change some major issue or just asking for information about a certain subject, submitting a petition might be an interesting option. This article will explain what the procedures to do so are in Brazil.
There is a thin line in Brazil between when it is legal or not to take photographs. This article will cover the main points of this issue, and will also explain how to get authorizations in certain occasions.
An ISBN code is basically the registration of a book's title and edition, making it possible to identify that volume internationally. This article will present the necessary procedures to get a code in Brazil.
Contracts fulfilled in Brazil do not necessarily need to be written in Portuguese, but the measure is highly recommended in some cases. This article will show what is necessary to validate an agreement made in a foreign language.