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Relations between Cuba and other countries worldwide became fractured after Castro’s successful Cuban Revolution in 1959 and, with the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, they became even more so. But, since Cuba re-established diplomatic relations with Brazil in June 1986, Brazil and Cuba have made great efforts to build trust and ties with the effects being felt today.
The import of aircraft parts can demand authorization from various entities, and might benefit from various tax exemptions as well. This article will outline the necessary steps in this process.
Cameras, e-book readers and mobile phones bought abroad do not necessarily need to be taxed when entering Brazil. This article will explain these cases and will show how the import of personal items work.
The Internet is one of the major sources of information for Brazilians, and blogs play a major role. We will find out in this article which are the most influential blogs in Brazil in 2014.
Brazil has different bonded warehouse regimes, each one of them best suited for certain occasions. This article will help you decide which warehouse is best suited for your business needs: a warehouse located in an airport or in a Brazilian dry port.
Brazil has been trying to get rid of its image as a deforester country, but the country is still seen as one of the biggest loggers in the world. This article will explain more about logging permits in Brazil.
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.
During hard times or after bad financial results, tax debts may appear. Find out in this article how to manage those debts with the Federal Revenue.
As a country with an expressive upper and middle class willing to acquire imported goods, the Brazilian market offers to its consumers almost every option available for consumers worldwide. Nevertheless, a few items are not available for Brazilian purchasers.
It is not very hard to state that football — or soccer, as the Americans call it — is the most popular sport in Brazil. However, other modalities are gaining ground and supporters. Find out in this article what the main sports are among Brazilians.
In some cases, importers are granted a simplified license to access Siscomex. This article explains what the Limited Radar License is and how to get it.
The standard process to fill a position offered by the government or other entities is known as concurso público, which can be highly competitive and, in some cases, even demand years of study. This article will explain what concurso público is and why so many in Brazil are interested in it.
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.
Increased production by the Brazilian toy industry has lowered the number of imported toys in Brazil, but products from other countries still make up more than half of this market in the country. This article will explain what is necessary to import toys to Brazil.
Brazil and the United States have complex employment laws. This article relates some of the main topics of this subject in both countries.