In Brazil, any company that is preparing for the international market, will need to manage the following issues:

Tax – Issuance of invoices, having specific digital certificates for this issue, specific and complete accounting controls;

Operational – Qualification at the RADAR, issuing the DU-E (Single Export Declaration), Issuing Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading and Certificates of Origin;

Logistics / Customs – Take care of customs bureaucratic procedures, cargo loading, issuing documents and exchange obligations.

Ores are quoted daily on the stock exchange. However, we sell our ores below the exchange value.

You must be in good standing in your home country.

Exporting in Brazil is exempt.

It is only necessary to pay import tariffs and taxes in the country receiving the products.

Governments relieve tax charges on exported products, seeking to create competitiveness in foreign markets. This happens through the elimination of taxes, including those levied on inputs, but which are incorporated into the final products.

This competitiveness in the international market is created by fiscal and tax incentives offered by the Government and the State. These benefits are intended to eliminate taxes on products in normal domestic market operations.

The following taxes are not collected in an export transaction: IPI, ICMS, COFINS, PIS and IOF.

There is also the Export Tax (IE). However, it is only charged for those products in which the Brazilian government has no interest in exporting, which drastically reduces its incidence. For all the rest, the rate of this tax is 0% (zero).

Importing products from Brazil requires long-term planning, adapting the product to the local requirements of the importing market, and the dollar will not always be favorable. And when this happens, it will still be necessary to keep the contracted payments.