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NR-1: how companies must adapt to the new occupational health and safety rules
In January, we highlighted the importance of mental health management plans, which will become mandatory for Brazilian companies from May 2025. Now, with the updates to NR-1 (Regulatory Standard 1) in force, the role of HR and senior management in caring for employees’ health is gaining even more responsibility and visibility.
Why is it essential to keep your company’s records up to date?
Keeping registrations up to date with public bodies is mandatory for companies to be able to operate regularly in Brazil. However, irregularities are common and can result in various legal and operational complications. But what are the main obligations that a company needs to fulfill? Here are some examples.
ECD 2025: what you need to know
Digital Bookkeeping (ECD) is an ancillary obligation that forms part of the Public Digital Bookkeeping System (SPED). Its aim is to replace paper bookkeeping with digital files, making it easier to send accounting information to the Federal Revenue Service. Companies that are obliged to send the ECD must pay attention to the deadlines and updates for 2025, which have already begun to apply.
The ECF obligation and its impact on Brazilian companies
The Federal Revenue Service (RF) recently released version 11.0.3 of the Tax Accounting Bookkeeping (ECF) program. This update aims to improve the process of submitting tax and accounting information by Brazilian companies, ensuring greater accuracy and compliance with legal requirements.
Private pension plan: a strategic benefit for employees' financial security and productivity
According to a report by the APA (American Psychological Association), around 72% of workers suffer from financial stress, which directly affects their performance at work. This stress can lead to difficulty concentrating, increased absenteeism and lower productivity
Trump's election and expectations for the Brazilian foreign exchange market
With the recent election of Donald Trump, new projections have emerged for the global economic scenario. Recognized for his economic protectionism and nationalism, Trump returned to the White House promising to boost industry and employment in the US. Emerging economies, such as Brazil, could be strongly impacted by these policies, especially in terms of foreign exchange and investment flows.
