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Customs Law

Legal advice to import and export: Siscomex, tariff classification, licenses with regulatory agencies and defense in customs inspections.

HOW WE WORK

From first contact to decision

01Consultation
02Analysis
03Strategy
04Follow-up

Customs Law: import and export with confidence

Foreign trade involves customs rules, taxes and several government bodies. A classification or documentation error can hold goods, generate fines and delay the whole business.

We provide legal advice to importers and to those who want to start exporting, from planning the operation to defense in inspections.

Advice for exporters

We advise on Siscomex registration (Radar), tariff classification of goods (NCM), special customs regimes and export tax benefits, and we review international sales contracts.

Regulatory agencies and licensing bodies

Many products require licenses and registrations from bodies such as Anvisa, the Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA), Inmetro and other regulatory agencies. We indicate which authorizations your product needs and follow up on the applications.

Inspections and defense

We act in cases of detained goods, tax assessments, forfeiture penalties and Federal Revenue requirements, at the administrative and judicial levels, seeking release of the cargo and reduction of penalties.

Services

  • Export advisory
  • Siscomex registration (Radar)
  • Tariff classification (NCM)
  • Licenses with regulatory agencies (Anvisa, MAPA, Inmetro)
  • Defense in detention of goods and forfeiture

Frequently asked questions

I want to export. Where do I start?

The first step is usually Siscomex registration (Radar) and checking the licenses required for your product. We guide you through each stage.

My goods were detained. What now?

There are short deadlines to answer Federal Revenue requirements. Send us the documents so we can assess release and defense.

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