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Modern system specialized in Monthly Management of Direct Taxes and ECF generation….Read more

It is a federal tax. It is paid by non-exempt legal entities on their Actual Profit, after the additions and exclusions made on the entries included in Lalur (Actual Profit Calculation Book), or on the Gross Revenue, if the company has opted for the payment of Tax Income by Presumed Profit, whose presumption percentage ranges…Read more

It is a federal tax. Individuals pay it on their income, on capital gains (such as real estate profit) and on income from financial investments….Read more

It is a state tax paid annually by the owner of each and every motor vehicle required for registration. Of the total collected, 50% belongs to the State and 50% to the City where the registration took place….Read more

It is a city tax collected annually (usually in monthly installments) by property owners (houses, apartments, etc.) and urban land. Its rate and calculation methodology vary from one city to another….Read more

It is a federal tax imposed on manufacturers on the total sales of their products and on the legal entities responsible for importing products in general. Its rate is variable….Read more

Tax on Credit, Exchange, and Insurance Operations, or Related to Securities, also called Tax on Financial Operations. It is a tax that is part of the Federal Government revenue and is imposed on financial and insurance operations. Its percentage varies according to the type of operation, according to the monetary policy adopted by the Executive…Read more

In order to provide the market with the necessary means to ensure INOVAR-AUTO compliance by Car Manufacturers and their Suppliers, the Inovar-Auto Consortium has developed a methodology that includes products and services for integrating the production chain with the monitoring and traceability system developed by the Government Federal….Read more

Incentive Program for Technological Innovation and Strengthening of the Automotive Vehicle Production Chain (Inovar-Auto) is the automotive regime of the Brazilian Government focused on creating competitive conditions and encourage companies to manufacture more cost-effective and safer cars, invest in the supply chain and in engineering, basic industrial technology, research and development, and supplier training….Read more

They are used to define, within the framework of an international procurement contract, the exporter and importer’s reciprocal rights and obligations, establishing a standard set of definitions and determining neutral rules and practices, such as: where the exporter must deliver the goods, who pays the freight, who is responsible for contracting the insurance….Read more