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Representative Office in Brazil: A solution to your business expansion

Having a representative office in Brazil is a solution for international businessmen looking forward to doing business abroad. Unlike a limited liability entity, it allows you to avoid spending on capital since there is no investment capital requirement. Hiring a local sales Representative in Brazil also helps you to avoid wasting your time since it allows you to experiment in the market until you decide to establish a company. 




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Palmas

It is the capital of Tocantins, has a privileged location, in the northern region, right in the center of Brazil.




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How the new president’s government will affect the investment atmosphere in Brazil

After a long period of political instability, it can be said that foreign investors want more than promises to put "new money" back into the Brazilian market. For this reason, with the presidential election results on October 28 and the consequent promise of renewal that this result represents, all eyes are on the initial measures of President-elect Jair Bolsonaro and his team, especially regarding the economy.


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How to get Permanent Residence through Real Estate Investment in Brazil

Brazil is the largest country in South America, and third in the combined Americas, behind Canada and the United States, ranking a fifth position in the world both in terms of landmass and of the population. Therefore, since November 2017 with the New Migration Law implementation, Brazil has been one of the most searched countries by Foreign nationals willing to invest in Real Estate. One of the reasons for that is the freedom of an egalitarian system allowing any foreign with CPF (Brazil's version of a Social Security Number) to acquire property. 


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PEO: A solution for hiring without having an incorporated Legal Entity in Brazil.

If you decided to expand your business to Brazil you already know that expanding globally is not a simple task, and besides the fact Brazil overhauled the UK to be the world’s sixth largest economy and, in the next decade, is envisioned to rise to fifth, It's still one of the most bureaucratic countries in the world.


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What's the Real Cost of an Employee?

To hire an employee in Brazil, it’s important to consider that there are some costs involved, such as paid vacations, governmental fees and some other. Most of them, are not amounts that the employee will receive directly every month, but it’s responsibility of the company to save the specific amount or pay it to the government on behalf of the employee.