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In this article, we outlined the Brazilian Social Security system. Get to know the institutions responsible, their main attributions and the benefits provided to the insured workers.
The general rule that orients the import of used goods in Brazil is very simple. One cannot import used goods that are produced in the country. Based on this principle, there are some exceptions that you will be informed in this article.
Brazilian Justice System has a big number of courts from different levels of domain and jurisdiction. In this article we will give a brief explanation on each one of them.
Apart from taxes, the municipal, state and federal fees are also an important part of the government budget. Check in this article information about the most significant fees in Brazil.
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.
I am the conference organiser for the British Association of International Schools and Colleges (BAISC). I've been asked to find a speaker to talk about the Brazilian education system and opportunities for recruiting Brazilian students aged 12 to 17 to attend academic year / short courses at boarding schools in the UK. This would be a great opportunity for Brazilian agents to establish links with UK language providers.
Risco os a manufacturing comapny of burglar and security allarm system most of our products made in Israel. Some accessories ( parts ) are made in China. All of our products are under tariff hc 8531 please advise if you can help figur up if there is duty requrments on import of such products from Israel and from China. What will be the complete tarriff for complete system and for parts, like detectors or such kind? Your prompt reply will be most appreciated Tal Cohen Risco Ltdisrael
The tax was created in 2004 to do periodic evaluations for accreditation and reaccreditation of higher education institutions and also for approval, recognition or recognition renewal of undergraduate courses.
Tax reduction strategy is vital in Brazil due to the infamy of the country’s high tax burden. This article examines the available tax exemptions for social assistance and non-profit institutions.
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.
Disabled people in Brazil have conquered some of the rights that are ensured by law, but a lot has yet to be done to provide their full integration with society. Learn more about this subject in this article.
RTU was created to diminish the illegal trade activity usually practicde between the Brazilian and Paraguayan border. This article explains what the regime is, how it works, which goods can be imported under the system and how to be part of it.
The lawyer profession is very popular among Brazilians, but becoming one is not really simple. This article will outline what it takes to become a lawyer in Brazil.
Bureaucracy is a Brazilian ghost in many aspects of the country's routine, in its organization, for example. Brazil has 24 ministries working together for the development of the country in many different sectors, but, the high number doesn’t necessarily mean efficiency and, that’s why, many Brazilians question the need for so many governmental organizations. Find out which ministries they are and their respective responsibilities.
System S is a joint system of social contributions paid by companies in order to finance the Autonomous Social Services. This article will outline the main aspects of this system and the contributions comprised by it.