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More Than 110 Thousand New Jobs Were Signed by Small and Medium Entrepreneurs in Brazil. This Reflects Almost 80% of the Total Jobs Generated in the Country in the Month.
In July, Brazilian small and medium enterprises registered 113 thousand new employees. This is from a total of 142 thousand job openings. This means that smaller companies are more confident regarding the market and global economy.
SEBRAE Raises Research Showing That in July More Than 3 Thousand New Jobs Were Generated by Small and Medium Businesses
In the last 7 months, micro and medium businesses have been positively increasing hiring compared to layoffs. The last month when layoffs were greater than hirings was December 2022, where this reaction from companies was naturally expected.
This goal reached is only surpassed by January of this year 2023, when approximately 81% of jobs were generated by micro and medium businesses.
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Pulp megafactory enters its heavy phase: 14,000 workers will be mobilized in the coming months in the small Brazilian town
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Luciano Hang reveals invitations to take Havan to the United States, Argentina, and Paraguay, but guarantees that the expansion will remain in Brazil until all 5,500 municipalities have a store, and this year’s goal is to inaugurate until reaching 200 units.
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Generation Z works, studies, and strives, but cannot afford to buy their own home because the real estate market has risen faster than salaries, and the banking system has tightened credit for those who lack stability or surplus income.
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Havan customers formed a line in Blumenau (SC) since 4:30 AM this Saturday to see the megastore inspired by German half-timbered architecture; some people traveled from cities like Rio do Sul, Brusque, Corupá, and Timbó.
According to the president of SEBRAE, this positively reflects in the current market, and that merchants and small business owners are more confident about the economy in a general context.
If You Are MEI You Need to Pay Attention to This:
Starting this month of September, any MEI with debts to the federal revenue may have their MEI excluded from the Simples Nacional. Besides that, if you do not present or have not presented the DASN-Simei, your registration may be considered inactive.
What Does This Mean? That the inactive MEI will no longer be able to issue invoices and licenses. All permits will be canceled and all open accounts and debts will go to the CPF of the responsible person.
How to Check My MEI?
This is easy, just access your app store, Apple Store or Play Store, and download the Meu Mei app. The app is quite intuitive and simple to navigate. With it, you stay informed about notifications of your business, pending issues, and irregularities.
But if you still have doubts, don’t waste time and contact an accounting professional to help you.
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