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Terminating a business contract: how to end it safely
Mutual termination, termination for breach and unilateral notice: understand the ways to end a business contract without creating liabilities and litigation.
Read article →Monitory action: how to collect a debt backed by written evidence
Understand what a monitory action is, when it usually applies, and how to collect a documented debt supported by written evidence that lacks the force of an enforceable instrument.
Read article →Debt collection between companies: out-of-court and judicial routes
How to collect business debts: notification, protest, settlement and judicial enforcement. Understand the routes and when to use each one.
Read article →Commercial eviction: how it works and how to protect yourself
Learn how commercial eviction works, its main grounds, the procedure of the action, and measures that usually help the tenant protect themselves.
Read article →Enforcement action: how to collect on an instrument
Learn how an enforcement action on an instrument works, when it is usually available, and what stages are involved in the judicial collection of a debt.
Read article →Business mediation and arbitration: useful alternatives
Understand the differences between mediation and arbitration, when each method is usually recommended, and what to consider in business contracts.
Read article →Protest of an instrument: when and how to use it
Understand what the protest of an instrument is, when it is usually used in debt collection, and what effects it can produce for the debtor and the creditor.
Read article →Wrongful protest: how to cancel it and seek compensation
See what characterizes a wrongful protest, how to request its cancellation at the notary office, and when compensation for damages may apply.
Read article →PIS/Cofins credits: how to use them within the law
Understand how PIS and Cofins credits work under the non-cumulative regime and the precautions for using them in accordance with the legislation.
Read article →Tax foreclosure (execução fiscal): how to defend against collection
Understand what tax foreclosure (execução fiscal) is, how the proceeding usually proceeds, and which defense paths may be available to the taxpayer.
Read article →Installment payment of tax debts: how to become compliant
Learn how installment payment of tax debts works, the effects of enrolling, and points of attention for maintaining tax compliance.
Read article →Lawful tax planning: what it is and what it is not
Understand the difference between tax avoidance (lawful) and tax evasion (unlawful) and how tax planning can reduce the tax burden within the law.
Read article →How to recover overpaid taxes
Understand what the recovery of overpaid taxes is, when it is usually possible, and what precautions to take before seeking amounts unduly paid.
Read article →Simples, Lucro Presumido, or Real: how to choose
Understand the differences between Simples Nacional, Lucro Presumido, and Lucro Real, and which factors usually weigh on the choice of the company's tax regime.
Read article →Tax substitution: what it is and how it affects your company
Understand what tax substitution is, how the advance collection of ICMS works, and the impacts it usually has on your company.
Read article →How to sell a company: an essential step-by-step guide
Learn how to sell a company safely: preparation, valuation, due diligence, negotiation and closing in an objective step-by-step guide.
Read article →Conditions precedent and the MAC clause in M&A
Understand the role of conditions precedent and the MAC clause in M&A operations and how they usually protect the parties until closing.
Read article →Investing in startups: convertible loan (mútuo conversível) and SAFE
Understand how the convertible loan (mútuo conversível) and the SAFE work in startup investing and the points of attention when structuring these contracts.
Read article →Due Diligence When Buying a Company: What Gets Reviewed
What due diligence is, why it is indispensable before buying a company, and which contingencies (corporate, tax, labor, contractual) are reviewed.
Read article →Earn-out and non-compete: key clauses in M&A
Understand how earn-out and non-compete clauses work in M&A transactions and what precautions are usually necessary.
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