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Date: October 26, 2020
Posted by: CPDMA Team

The Board of Trade of Rio Grande do Sul announced the suspension of charging fees for opening companies, for a period of 90 days

In partnership with the Government of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, the Board of Trade announced, last Friday (23), the suspension of charging fees for opening companies throughout the State, for a period of 90 days. 

The decision aims to stimulate entrepreneurship in RS, especially at this time of uncertainty in the face of the Coronavirus Pandemic, which has been affecting the economy worldwide.

The publication of the Resolution, scheduled for today in the Official Gazette of the State (26/10), will benefit the incorporation of companies with the following legal nature:

  • Limited Company (Ltd)
  • Individual Limited Liability Company (Eireli)
  • Sole Entrepreneur (EI)
  • Cooperative Society

To learn more, click here: [https://jucisrs.rs.gov.br/junta-comercial-e-governo-do-estado-anunciam-suspensao-temporaria-por-90-dias-da-taxa-de-abertura-de-empresas]

Source: JUCIS RS Portal.

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