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In Brazil, it is not uncommon to hear an employee asking to be fired as a way to have access to the benefits granted by unemployment. Learn in this article what are the reasons for such practice and how it is inserted in the Brazilian business environment.
Porto Alegre is one of the cities hosting the 2014 World Cup, what has drawn some attention to it and to the services available. In this article you will find some of the primary costs related to relocation to Porto Alegre.
ANS is an agency exclusive for the sector of health insurance and health plans, aiming to provide a better quality in the medical assistance of the insured peple.
It is no secret that Brazilian women (or maybe I should say Latin American women), even though representing the majority of college graduates, still earn less than men and still have a hard time occupying management positions. This behavior towards businesswomen is historical and in this article I will try to explain where it comes from.
Income tax has become a national debate in Brazil. The few Brazilians who pay it and the great injustice between the weight of income tax applied on individuals and on companies made this a polemic subject.
Every capital that enters in Brazil, being it an equipment, a good or money, has to be registered in the country. In this article we will explain how to do it using the Central Bank's system.
Even though Brazil adopts the international standardization of paper sizes, a few countries are still appropriating other standards. This article informs paper, envelope and business cards sizes in Brazil, and also it's common uses.
This sector has increased in the past years, considering that people feel safer in bulletproof cars. Learn in this article what this market is like in Brazil and check the list of the 10 least expensive bulletproof vehicles.
Even though a lot of people have already heard about Selic, most of them don't know exactly what is it and how it affects their lives. Learn these aspects in this article.
To provide services or performing any economic activity in Brazil, companies have to obtain lots of licenses, certificates and authorizations. This article will outline the most important Brazilian regulatory agencies.
In Brazil, there is widespread use of homeopathy as an alternative medicine. In this article you will learn when the practice started and its current use.
Obtaining a RADAR license and subsequently access to SISCOMEX can be achieved a couple of different ways. The fastest and easiest ways of attaining a RADAR license is opting for the unlimited and limited versions. The requisites for obtaining these versions are outlined here.
Nutrition fact labels are essential in order to know exactly what ingredients are in each food or beverage. In this article you will learn more about the Brazilian label for these products.
The majority of countries have transfer pricing legislation and Brazil is no different. Although, Brazilian transfer pricing methods are pretty unique. This article outlines the differences between Brazilian transfer pricing methods and the latest changes in the Brazilian transfer pricing rules.
To register a product with ANVISA is quite a task, but this does not help registration in other countries which can be a difficult process to register as well. If a product is made in Brazil and sold to Argentina for instance (or other latin American countries), does it have to go through the same registration processes or does it bypass a lot of the redtape due to trade agreements?