Brazilian business law explained in a way foreigners understand.
Brazilian law for those looking to do business in Brazil.
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Corporate • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
Checklist: Setting Up a Company in Brazil
Contracts • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
Tax Appeals Board (CARF) Confirms Tax Payable on Apple Remittances: A Warning for IPR Importers into Brazil
Contracts • Dispute Resolution • Government Procurement and PPPs • Intellectual Property • Mining Law • Tax and Customs
New Trade Reciprocity Law: How Brazil Can Retaliate
Contracts • Corporate • Dispute Resolution • Employment
Appointing an Agent (Sales Representative) in Brazil
Contracts • Corporate • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
The EU-Mercosur FTA
Contracts • Corporate • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
What is a ‘tax haven’ under Brazilian law?
Corporate • Government Procurement and PPPs
The Brazilian Corporate Registration System: Suspension as an Enforcement Tool
Contracts • Corporate • Tax and Customs
Brazil’s Central Bank allows non-residents to pay for issued shares with virtual assets
Contracts • Corporate • Dispute Resolution • Employment • Intellectual Property
Brazil’s General Data Protection Law: an Overview
Contracts • Corporate • Dispute Resolution • Employment • Intellectual Property
Brazil’s International Data Transfer Regulations: How do they compare with the EU’s GDPR?
Contracts • Employment
Subcontracting in Brazil: Finally, more flexibility!
Contracts • Dispute Resolution • Employment • Intellectual Property • Mining Law
Choice of Forum in Brazil: Recent Changes May Render Clauses Void
Contracts • Corporate • Dispute Resolution • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
Brazil has escrow accounts!
Contracts • Tax and Customs
Taxation of Interest on International Loans to Brazilian Entities
Contracts • Intellectual Property • Tax and Customs
Brazil’s Transfer Pricing Rules Now Consistent with OECD Guidelines
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