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In Brazil there is a special fund designated for workers called FGTS. It is a benefit that creats resources for the government and an assistance fund for workers exposure to some specific situations. In this article you will find out what FGTS is, who is benefited by it and how it is funded.
This article outlines the social services and contributions comprised in the Brazilian payroll tax.
Brazil has an interesting and rather different approach to hydroelectricity. It differs from many other countries by relying on large plants rather than a series of smaller dams. Here you will find out more information about the role of hydroelectricity in the Brazilian energy matrix.
Acquiring financing for private use is an essential task for those in need of credit in Brazil. Purchasing real estate makes credit acquisition essential. How to secure a private loan in Brazil is an intimidating yet manageable process.
I have a dream of working in Brazil. Im highly educated (Master in engineering), and I keep hearing that Brazil CRAVES people like me. However, it is a jungle to figure out where to start looking. Job databases are one area, but without great portuguese skills, it often becomes a problem. Are there known databases for companies seeking foreign employees? Many websites stress the importance of networking. This is also a bit challenging to do from Denmark. How do you go about that when you are not yet IN Brazil? Then there is the culture... While I fell in love with Brazil for its culture, you almost never get a reply on an email (unless you track down a foreigner in the company). I write my email, send it and patiently wait while my "Scandinavian autism" kicks in (being used to replies within 24 hours I slowly start to wonder if my gmail account is broken) :) Are there tips to getting peoples' attention? is a phone call better? and what do I say/do if the person answering the phone speaks no English? Furthermore, it seems that it is often easiest to just say "no". So are there insider tips to what I should ask the one answering the phone in order to get to talk to someone who will actually consider if I should send in my resume? I would really appreciate any tips you insiders could give - I am never giving up my Brazilian dream, but boy do I wish it was easier ;)
The Brazilian customs clearance is a complex process and can also be confusing. In order to help you to figure out the process, this article outlines what an import declaration is and how one can be made in Brazil.
In the path of growth and sustainability, Brazil has gained credibility in recent years and become essential for the agenda of any major investor in the biofuel market. This article presents an overview of the market in Brazil.
Leaving a company could be an easy decision, but is the process as easy as well? This article outlines what a partner must do to leave a partnership within legal terms.
Firing the administrator or administrators of a company is not as simple as showing them the door. Legal and financial measures need to be taking in order to make a smooth transition from the old to the new.
You have a country house but you live in the city and only visit this place on holidays or vacations. So who takes care of your property while you are away? In Brazil this person is the caseiro. In this article you will find out what a caseiro is and how you can employ one.
Want to invest on the Brazilian stock market but don't know how to do it? In this article you will find out a simplified guide about how to purchase stocks on the Bovespa.
Which licences and permits I need to export/import legal timber from Brazil?
Goods imported to any part of the world must be classified for customs and if they were imported to Brazil they must be as well. The Brazilian classification system named NCM is based in the harmonized system applicable worldwide.
Abimed is the Brazilian Association of Industry of High Technology Medical and Hospital Equipments, Products and Suppliers. In this article you will find out more information about Abimed.
Brazil is a major exporter of commodities and other products, but according to the Brazilian law not everything can be sold abroad. A few national items are subjected to stay in the country and here you'll find out some of them.