Brazil does not have a Customs Code. As a result, over the years, with the objective of regulating foreign trade, several scattered legislations were created. This scenario requires a thorough knowledge of all the rules governing the import and export of goods.
In addition, over the last 10 years, inspection bodies, especially the Brazilian Internal Revenue Service, have been increasing strictness in inspection and customs control, demanding constant assertiveness in complying with customs rules.
- Temporary admission
- Classification and tax and interpretation consultations of the Customs Legislation
- Administrative Defenses
- RADAR Qualification
- Claims of ex-tariffs and Special Regimes
- Reintegration
