LTDA: Brazil's Limited Liability Company Legal Structure
An LTDA limits a Brazilian company's liability to its capital; learn the Civil Code requirements and how it differs from an SLU or Empresario Individual.
Ler artigo →Online Company Guide
An independent English-language guide to company formation in Brazil: company sizes, legal structures, taxes and the registration process explained.
EPP: Brazil's Empresa de Pequeno Porte Category, Explained
An EPP in Brazil is a company earning R$ 360,000 to R$ 4.8 million a year — the porte between an ME and mandatory exit from the Simples Nacional. See the rules.
Ler artigo →MEI, ME or LTDA: Which Company Type Should You Choose?
Choosing between MEI, ME or LTDA in Brazil depends on revenue, partners and liability. See the exact limits and criteria for each company type.
Ler artigo →MEI Explained: Brazil's Micro-Entrepreneur Status
In Brazil the MEI is the micro-entrepreneur status, capped at R$ 81,000 a year in 2026, with a fixed monthly DAS from R$ 82.05. Its limits, explained.
Ler artigo →Company Types in Brazil: MEI, LTDA and S.A. Explained
In Brazil, company type means two things: size (MEI, ME, EPP) and legal nature (EI, SLU, LTDA, S.A.). Here is what each means and who each one fits.
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