Companies registered in the United States must submit their Annual Report to maintain their registry active and to update the company’s data, avoiding fines and more severe penalties. The report must be submitted to the state government where the company is registered. In […]
Whoever has companies in Brazil and the United States should already be accustomed to paying attention to two fiscal calendars at the same time. However, with different dates for the submission of forms and declarations in both countries, it is […]
Individuals and legal entities who are domiciled in the United States or who are fiscal residents of the country and have a direct or indirect interest in financial accounts or financial applications outside the US need to be aware of another obligation due […]
Flexibilization is positive, but it is necessary to consider the fiscal and structural parts of the process Keeping an eye on the competitive growth of the financial sector and the reduction of the cost of credit, the government decreed, on […]
Quem tem negócios com um pé no Brasil e outro nos Estados Unidos já deve estar acostumado a providenciar documentações, comprovantes e declarações sempre em dose dupla: uma válida para cada país. E o que fazer quando o mesmo documento […]
We are nearing the end of the fiscal year. In order for you and your company to keep up with your taxes in the United States, we have listed some of the most important ancillary obligations that need to be […]
US companies hiring labor and services in the United States must submit reports and forms to the US government in the early days of each new fiscal year. Forms W-2, W-8, W-9 and 1099 are essential documents to keep up with […]
Does your company in the USA do business with foreigners? Stay tuned! Any individual or legal resident of the United States who makes payments to foreign individuals or entities is subject to taxation exclusively at the source. To keep up with the American […]
The Normative Ruling of the Brazilian Internal Revenue Service n. 1.634/2016 determines that Brazilian companies that have a foreign member in their corporate structure must send their organization chart to the Internal Revenue Service by December 31, 2018. Understand: What is […]
Those who think that keeping resources abroad without accountability to the Brazilian and foreign tax authorities are awfully mistaken. With the automatic exchange of information between governments — like what happens between Brazil and the United States (see below) — […]