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SENAC is a government institution that provides professional education focused on the trade of goods, services and tourism. They operate schools in more than 3000 Brazilian municipalities providing practical training and specialization courses.
SENAT together with the Social Service of Transports (SEST) are responsible for the management, development and implementation of programs that aims to improve the Brazilian transportation system.
IPTU is a tax imposed by the Brazilian Federal Constitution, levied on urban property. It's main purpose is to obtain financial resources for the local municipality.
II is one of the components of the Brazilian customs taxes, just like IE.
According to the federal constitution the export tax is applied by the Brazilian Government for the exportation of domestic goods from Brazil or for the exportation of goods that have been nationalized.
ICMS is the Brazilian tax charged upon sales, services, movement of goods, transportation and communication services, and supplying of any goods.
FGTS was created in order to support workers fired without just cause with the objective of forming a capital resource to the help Brazilian workers.
The Fund for Telecommunication Monitoring, known as FISTEL is a Brazilian fund related to communication services. FISTEL aims to provide resources to cover government expenses in the execution of telecommunication service monitoring, the development of these services and their improvement.
In order for all Brazilians to have access to a basic standard of living, there is the Fund for Combating and Eradicating Poverty.
CSLL is one of the contributions that finance the Brazilian social security system and every resident company in the country is subjected to the payment of this tax.
This contribution,COFINS, is similar to PIS and INSS as it is intended to finance welfare, health and social programs.
The Documentary Letters of Credit are basic tools which are very often used in foreign trade practices. This article explains how they work in Brazil.
In Brazil, the film production industry has many possibilities for growth, that's why the government, private sector companies and even other countries are betting on this Brazilian sector through investments.
In a country like Brazil where protectionism still has deep roots, some industries - specially infrastructure services - have strong state controlled companies dominating the national market, like Petrobras. In an attempt to increase the investment and improve the services level in these sectors the Brazilian government opened them to private investors, a measure that demanded regulatory tools. In this article, we will have an overview of the Regulatory Environment for Business in Brazil.
Riding the metro in Brazil is quite a cultural experience for foreigners coming to the country. In this article we will explain why you shouldn't be annoyed by the usual Brazilian costumes on the metro.