Partner
São Paulo, Brazil

When doing business in Brazil, a foreign company must permanently maintain a legal representative with powers to sign on behalf of the foreign partners, solve issues related to the business, respond in a legal capacity, and receive summons on behalf of the company overseas. This appointed legal representative does not necessarily have to be a Brazilian, nor is a Brazilian partner required. However, if the legal representative is a foreigner he/she must be resident and domiciled in Brazil with a permanent visa.
The CEO/General Manager (Administrador in Portuguese) of your company must be an individual with permanent residence. We can take on this responsibility; however, it must remain non-operational. It can be short-term in case your soon to be CEO is in the process of getting a permanent visa, or long-term in case you do not have an expat to manage your local company and wish to have a trustworthy professional to control and secure your operations in Brazil.
The Administrador may be, but does not have to be a shareholder. The shareholders, who may attribute a specific designation to the Administrador, make his appointment. The manager’s roles and responsibilities are set forth in applicable legislation and the company’s articles of association.
If your company sells services, it can be officially based out of our addresses in São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro (Industrial and Commercial/Trading companies must have their own address and cannot share a common address). Our addresses are in the commercial district of São Paulo (Edificio Italia), and Rio de Janeiro (near Maua Place).
Partner
São Paulo, Brazil
Partner
São Paulo, Brazil
Partner
São Paulo, Brazil
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Partner
São Paulo, Brazil
Partner
São Paulo, Brazil
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
Europe +33 970 446 731
Sao Paulo +55 11 9 6365 5248
Rio de Janeiro +55 21 2424 0639
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