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Real estate holding: protecting and managing property
Understand what a real estate holding is, how it can assist in managing and passing on property, and what precautions the model usually requires.
Read article →Asset-holding company: advantages, costs and precautions
Understand what an asset-holding company is, its possible advantages, the costs involved and the precautions to take before setting one up.
Read article →Succession in family businesses: how to plan
How to plan succession in family businesses to preserve the company, reduce conflicts and organize the transition between generations with certainty.
Read article →Tax avoidance vs. tax evasion: the line that cannot be crossed
Understand the difference between lawful tax planning (avoidance) and tax fraud (evasion), and why this distinction protects the business.
Read article →CND: why tax good standing is worth its weight in gold
The Certidao Negativa de Debitos (CND, a Clearance Certificate of No Tax Debts) proves the company's good standing with the tax authorities and is decisive in public tenders, financing, and corporate transactions.
Read article →Voluntary disclosure: reduce the penalty before the audit
Regularizing debts before any tax procedure can waive the ex officio penalty. Understand how the voluntary disclosure provided for in the CTN works.
Read article →Tax liability of partners and managers
When can a company's debt reach the personal assets of partners and managers? Understand the limits of tax liability.
Read article →Ancillary obligations: the compliance that prevents assessments
Returns and bookkeeping are ancillary obligations whose non-compliance generates a penalty even when the tax has been paid. Understand why tax compliance matters.
Read article →Exclusion from Simples Nacional: causes and how to prevent it
Debts, a prohibited activity, or excess revenue can lead to exclusion from Simples Nacional. Learn how to identify and prevent the risks.
Read article →Estate probate: why it tends to be costly and slow - and how to reduce it
Understand why estate probate tends to be costly and slow and how succession planning during one's lifetime can, as a rule, reduce time, cost, and conflict.
Read article →The will: when it makes sense in succession planning
Learn how a will can organize succession, respecting the forced share of the necessary heirs, and why it is not an instrument reserved for large fortunes.
Read article →Family protocol: rules that help preserve the business across generations
Understand what a family protocol is and how it can organize the relationship between family and business, bringing predictability to succession.
Read article →Division of assets during one's lifetime and the forced share: precautions so it is not challenged
Gifting and dividing assets during one's lifetime can organize succession, but it requires respecting the forced share of the necessary heirs. See the main precautions.
Read article →The guidance phase is over: the ANPD enters the enforcement stage
The National Data Protection Authority has begun applying the sanctions provided for in the LGPD. Understand why compliance has ceased to be a mere formality and tends to become a matter of risk management.
Read article →LGPD for SMEs: the starting point of compliance
Legal basis, privacy policy, a data-subject channel and information security form the foundation of LGPD compliance. An introductory guide for smaller companies.
Read article →LGPD sanctions can reach revenue: what to consider
The penalties provided for in the LGPD may include a percentage of revenue, and there is also the risk of reputational harm. Understand why data governance tends to be cheaper than exposure to sanctions.
Read article →Trade secret: how to protect the company's know-how
Formulas, processes, and client lists are valuable assets that are not always registered. See how confidentiality and access control help protect the trade secret.
Read article →Assignment of rights: does your company own what it commissions?
Hired an agency, freelancer, or developer? Without an assignment clause, ownership of what was created may not belong to the company. Understand the care required.
Read article →Trademark registration and the INPI's unified fee charging
The INPI has begun charging fees in a unified way at the start of the trademark registration process. Understand, in conceptual terms, what this may mean for planning.
Read article →Registering a trademark: what influences cost and time
The cost and time of trademark registration depend on factors such as the class and the way it is specified. Understand, without fixed figures, what tends to weigh in the planning.
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