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São Paulo, Brazil

BPC Partners EOR (Employer of Record) solution makes it easy for you to expand business in Brazil. The best part is, you can scale up your business without setting up a subsidiary unit in the nation. Our in-country experts will also manage taxation and compliances for you. With EOR, you avoid the legal services necessary to set up a company in Brazil, and the fees for an Attorney in fact and a local CEO/Administrator (legal conditions in Brazil).
Mandatory employee health benefits in Brazil include medical and dental care, lump-sum death benefits, pensions, and retirement plans, and maternity and paternity leaves. Rather than investing time in understanding the confusing and complex labor laws, compensation, and benefits mandates in Brazil, it is advisable to collaborate with a local payroll provider like BPC Partners. Our team based in Brazil is made up of Brazilians and foreigners, and all can speak English to have a smooth onboarding process and reply to all questions within 24h max.
OVERVIEW ON LABOR ENVIRONMENT IN BRAZIL
Labor law is governed by a code called the CLT (“Consolidaçao das Leis do Trabalho”). The INSS (National Institute of Social Security) manages the pension system and social security.
Social law is highly developed in Brazil. Although it is quite easy to dismiss an employee in Brazil (certainly easier than in most of countries of continental Europe), regulations grant employees many rights of appeal. Thus, there are nearly 2 million lawsuits filed before the Labor Court each year.
On the other hand, staff turnaround is very high compared to Western standards, this being rather part of Brazilian culture than just the result of macro-economic factors.
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Foreign executives doing business in Brazil
quickly gind out that the business environment
is quite challenging – to say the least
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) announced that Brazil’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased by 0.4% in the 3rd quarter of 2022 and
The GDP Monitor, calculated by the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV Ibre) revealed that in the last three months of
Micro and small companies have been standing out in the Services sector and currently account for 30% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Brazil.
BPC Partners is recognised within the International community based in Brazil, as one of the key specialists in professional services tailored for European, North American and Asian companies.
North America +1 212 268 6566
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Sao Paulo +55 11 9 6365 5248
Rio de Janeiro +55 21 2424 0639
Contact here thru whatsapp one of the partners of BPC. We will return in maximum 24h