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Changing the hospital network in health insurance coverage: find out what has changed
In August 2023, the Supplementary Health Agency (ANS) approved new rules for changes in the hospital network of health insurance operators. Initially, these rules were due to come into force on March 1 this year, but the deadline was extended to September 1, 2024. The ANS explained that this extension was necessary to give operators and the agency itself time to adjust their systems to the changes brought about by the new rules.
Celebrating achievements and commitments: how we are building a culture of gender equality at Pryor Global.
Being a woman in the corporate environment has been a challenge. The obstacles are many, from the gender pay gap compared to men to the underrepresentation in leadership positions, where they hold less than half of them.
From sending to receiving: understanding international transfers
In the globalized world we live in, sending money to another country has never been easier, because of technological advances and the expansion of international financial services. At the touch of a button in an app or by filling in a few online forms, it's possible to make transfers to friends, family, or business partners anywhere in the world.
Calculating PIS/Pasep on the payroll brings changes for taxpayers and promotes integration with eSocial and DCTFWeb
As happens every year, the accounting sector needs to be aware of regulatory and legislative changes that impact companies’ tax obligations. On January 24th, the inclusion of the PIS/Pasep calculation on payroll in eSocial came into force. This calculation will be presented in event S-5011 of the system and then sent to DCTFWeb.
Corporate paralegal: find out how this professional works
The paralegal service involves the support provided by professionals, known as paralegals, to lawyers, law firms or legal departments. Paralegals assist with various legal tasks, helping to simplify the process and improve overall efficiency. Although paralegals cannot practice law or advise independently, they play a key role in the legal system.
New IOF rate: find out how much you will pay in 2024
Os brasileiros estão familiarizados com o IOF (Imposto sobre Operações Financeiras), pois é uma taxa que incide em diversas transações financeiras realizadas no país. Ele é regulamentado pelo governo federal e pode variar de acordo com o tipo de operação. Além das operações de câmbio, o imposto é aplicado em operações de crédito, como empréstimos e financiamentos, seguros, operações com títulos e valores mobiliários, entre outras.
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