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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.
With sales growing, Brazilian pharmacies are attracting interest from investors. This article will cover the main aspects of the Brazilian market, its peculiarities and the current main players.
The importation of medical equipment faces several obstacles in Brazil. Nevertheless, the amount spent on imported items is much greater than what is exported. This article will explain the necessary steps to import this type of product.
The Brazilian chemical industry is ranked among the ten biggest in the world. But even so, 19% of all the products imported by Brazil are chemicals. This article will show how to import chemical products to Brazil and what the scenario is for this activity.
Sometimes, it is necessary to import products in smaller quantities before bringing a large load of products to Brazil. This article will show what is necessary to import food and beverage samples.
This article will introduce you to Startup Brasil, the National Program for Acceleration of Startups, an initiative by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation to encourage the creation of startups in Brazil.
In this article, we will learn everything about the DCTF, a Statement that needs to be submitted monthly to the Secretaria da Receita Federal, which is Portuguese for Federal Revenue Service.
The growth of the Brazilian tobacco industry is going to be faced with many challenges as countries put in place strong regulations to fight the health effects of consuming tobacco. This article will cover the changes and challenges this sector is going through.
Brazil's current Federal Constitution has been valid since 1988. This article will explain the main pillars of the Constituição, as well as how this document can possibly be modified.
With its more than 181.000 laws, the Brazilian legal system is totally entangled, anachronistic and confusing even for those who work with it every day. It is so confusing, that even the Federal Court of Justice does not know how many of them were revoked and how many of them are still in force. In this article we will take a look at 7 things that are illegal in Brazil but not often abroad.
Despite IBGE - Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics - being the major actor in Data and Statistics gathering in Brazil, still, there are many private companies that provide information for niches. In this article, we will take a look at the sector of Data and Statistics in Brazil.
Being a lawyer is a very popular profession among Brazilians, but becoming one is not really simple. Among the many requirements needed to carry out the profession, being subscribed to OAB is the most important for those who want to legally act before a Law Court and provide legal consultation. In this article, we will take a look at what is OAB.
Among the four major regulatory agencies for the Financial Market, the one in charge of the securities market in Brazil is CVM, which has executive functions, such as inspections, and standard-setting responsibilities. In this article, we will take a look at how CVM works.
ANEEL regulates and establishes conditions so that electricity related services are provided with an acceptable quality and safety, while preserving sustainable pricing. The Electricity Regulatory Agency also monitors that all their regulations, as well as the contracts signed with other companies, are followed.
The market for pets, as well as the products and services intended for them has grown significantly in Brazil. According to the data released by the Brazilian Association of the Industry of Products for Pets, Abinpet, in 2013, the market is worth BRL 15,4 billion and represent 0.32% of the Gross Domestic Product. Also, Brazil has the biggest number of pets in the world, accounting for 106 million pets.