Tax & Accounting
How Brazil taxes companies and what the books must show: IRPJ and CSLL, PIS and Cofins, the move to CBS and IBS, digital bookkeeping and filing obligations. Written for finance teams that report a Brazilian entity to a group abroad.
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Talk to Our Brazil Accounting Specialists →Intercompany Transactions in Brazil: Accounting, Tax and Reporting
How intercompany services, royalties, loans and dividends are taxed and booked in Brazil, the TP and FX rules, and a monthly reconciliation.
Financial ManagementAccounting vs. Financial Management in Brazil: What Foreign Companies Need to Know
Why bookkeeping and tax filings are not the same as managing a Brazilian subsidiary's finances, what the law requires and who owns each job.
Financial ManagementFinancial Management for Foreign-Owned Companies in Brazil
Running a Brazilian subsidiary's finances: local books and tax calendar, reporting to headquarters, FX and funding, controls and the team.
Tax & AccountingBR GAAP vs IFRS: Reporting a Brazilian Subsidiary to Headquarters
How far Brazilian accounting follows IFRS, where it differs in practice, what changes for US GAAP groups and how to bridge to the group pack.
Tax & AccountingMonthly Tax Compliance in Brazil: The Calendar Foreign-Owned Companies Must Follow
The federal, state and municipal filings a Brazilian subsidiary makes every month, the due dates, why the data must match and who owns each.
Tax & AccountingLucro Real or Lucro Presumido for a Foreign-Owned Subsidiary in Brazil
How Brazil's actual and presumed profit methods compare for foreign subsidiaries, when Lucro Real is mandatory and the 2026 change above R$5m.
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