International
Nov. 24, 1999
Incoming Issues
^^International Law^^ Incoming Issues New System Governs Imports Into Brazil These now-effective regulations shorten the time within which importers must close their foreign-currency-exchange operations for import payments.
By Ana Martha Cunha
Imports into Brazil are subject to government controls from at least three sources: the Secretary of Foreign Trade (SECEX), which supervises registration and licensing; the Central Bank of Brazil, which approves the payments for financed imports; and the country's Internal Revenue Service, which superv...
Imports into Brazil are subject to government controls from at least three sources: the Secretary of Foreign Trade (SECEX), which supervises registration and licensing; the Central Bank of Brazil, which approves the payments for financed imports; and the country's Internal Revenue Service, which superv...
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