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Endowments are instruments essential for the strengthening of non-profit groups and institutions, given that they ensure their long-term operational viability.

Biotechnology has an unquestionable role in modern world, and is becoming a necessary pillar to man's evolution.

In times of reduced international liquidity and as international bond markets slow down, Brazil faces an increase of syndicated or bilateral financings in foreign currency.

A new index was set to adjust the amounts involved in labor lawsuits pending before the Brazilian Labor Courts, which will make them even more onerous for the debtors.

The "SAT" contribution was created by Law no. 8,212/91 with the scope of funding the social assistance related to events such as illnesses, permanent injury and death resulted from labor accidents.

The determination of the net equity components has been the object of doubts by certain companies at the time they are preparing their Balance Sheets.

Due diligence is a fundamental tool for decision makers to evaluate whether or not they should move on with a given transaction.

In recent times, Federal, State and Municipal governments have been frequently launching incentivized debt installment payment programs. Those programs offer attractive benefits to taxpayers that abandon administrative and legal proceedings.

Brazilian monetary authorities have put in place a compulsory credit assignment system to be complied with by financial institutions ("FI").

Brazilian Government extends the REPETRO until 2040 and changes tax rules pertinent to the taxation of the oil and gas industry Decree No. 9,128/2017...

The Consumer Protection Code is soon to turn 25. This law brought indisputable advances in the protection of consumer rights, especially as regards protection of consumers' health, a social right provided for in article 196 of the Brazilian Federal Constitution and supplemented by article 2, Law no. 8.080/90, which sets up the conditions for health promotion, protection and recovery, as well as the organization and operation of corresponding services.

The granting of marital consent, regulated by article 1.647 of the Brazilian Civil Code, is the practice of permission given by a marital spouse to their partner for them to undertake a certain act, which without said authorization, would be invalid.

According to the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (the "CVM") Regulation No. 358, dated as of 2002, as amended ("CVM Regulation 358/02"), ..

The Brazilian legislation in force requires all companies established in Brazil, either Brazilian or foreign, with at least 100 employees, to enter into employment agreements with people who have disabilities.

Upon the enactment of Law 9876/99, of November 26, 1999, a part of the system of social contribution payable by companies was modified, and one of the contributions payable by companies was fixed at 15% of the invoice for services rendered by work cooperatives ...

The concept of peer-to-peer lending ("P2P"), that first evolved in the United Kingdom and United States, is currently a fashionable topic in jurisdictions like Brazil where consumer needs and spending are growing and strict financial regulations apply.

Companies that make imports in Brazil face many taxes to complete the process of importation, what generates huge costs to the imported products to be sold in Brazilian market.