Register your trademark

The legal document that sets up a company: its name, address, partners and the rest of its details.

It takes a tax and financial plan: for your line of business, which regime means less tax and more profit. One of our accountants works it out and gives you the plan.

The individual micro-entrepreneur: a simplified form for people starting out, with monthly revenue up to R$ 6,750 and at most one registered employee.

Size categories that cap annual revenue: up to R$ 360,000 a year for an ME, up to R$ 4.8 million for an EPP.

Once we file the application, the company number and the articles of association are usually ready within 48 hours.

Yes. Nothing prevents it, although banks may be harder to deal with when you ask for working capital.

It depends on the state registry and the city. We tell you the expected time for your case before we file the application, and keep you posted until the number is issued.

Yes, but not as the managing partner. Another partner manages the company and you hold shares only.

First we clear the restriction with the Federal Revenue; once it is cleared, the company can be opened.

There are several: individual micro-entrepreneur (MEI), sole trader, single-member limited company, limited company and others. Ask us and we will tell you which one fits.

It depends on revenue, the number of partners, employees and more. Tell us your situation and an accountant will advise you.

With monthly revenue up to R$ 6,750 and at most one employee, we usually suggest the MEI, as long as your activity is allowed under it.

Yes, if the work is done online and the city hall (and in some cases the state treasury) approves the location.

Yes. We open companies in any city or state in Brazil.

The partner's ID must match the Federal Revenue record, so it has to be updated before we can file the company.