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Market insights, business trends and practical guides covering the key issues international companies need to understand when doing business in Brazil.

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Closing the Books: Accounting in Brazil

Understanding accounting in Brazil means navigating local accounting standards, tax rules, SPED, electronic invoicing, payroll and regular reporting requirements.
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Brazil’s Tax Reform: A Practical Guide for Businesses

A major transformation of Brazil’s tax system will replace multiple consumption taxes with a new VAT model, with a gradual transition running through 2033.
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Doing Business in Brazil: A Comprehensive guide

Brazil offers international companies a large domestic market and opportunities across energy, infrastructure, technology, manufacturing and other sectors.
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EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement: What It Means for Businesses

The EU-Mercosur Agreement creates new opportunities for European companies in Brazil through trade, investment, public procurement and supply chains.
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The Complete Guide to Brazilian Work Culture

Brazilian business culture shapes relationships, communication, and business practices. Learn what international companies should know when doing business in Brazil.
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Accessing the ERP consultancy market in Brazil

Brazil’s mature ERP market offers opportunities for European consultancies with specialized expertise, local partnerships, and a strong market entry strategy.
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The Future of AgTech in Brazil – markets and innovation

Brazil is becoming a leading agricultural technology market, with regional diversity, rising AgTech adoption, and growing opportunities for international companies.
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How to Participate in Brazilian Public Tenders

The EU-Mercosur Agreement is opening Brazil’s public procurement market to European companies, creating new opportunities to participate in Brazilian tenders.
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The case for a Hybrid Market Entry Strategy in Brazil

Hybrid market entry strategies help international companies build flexible, scalable operations while adapting to Brazil’s market and customer needs.
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Brazilian Work Visas: Which Visa Does Your Employee Need?

A practical guide to Brazilian work and residence visas for international companies relocating employees, expanding operations, or hiring talent.
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Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil Triples to US$9.1 Billion

Brazil attracted US$9.1 billion in FDI in June 2026, highlighting stronger economic fundamentals and growing investor confidence.
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Manaus Free Trade Zone – The Amazon’s Industrial Hub

The Manaus Free Trade Zone offers tax incentives to manufacturers in the Amazon. Discover how ZFM works and what foreign companies should consider.
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Hiring Employees in Brazil – laws and regulations

Hiring employees in Brazil involves specific rules for contracts, payroll, costs, working hours, benefits and termination.