Brazil’s tax system is being rewritten. Right now.

Complete trade and tax operations in Brazil — customs, indirect tax, corporate tax routines, and the CBS/IBS reform transition — run end to end by TTMS’s established Brazilian operation.

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The problem

The rules are changing. The filings are still due.

Brazil is not a market where trade and tax can be managed as separate projects. Customs, indirect taxes, corporate tax routines, electronic documents, credits, filings, and operational data are deeply connected — touch one and the others move.

And the CBS/IBS reform is rewriting that system in waves through 2033. The new taxes are already in your electronic invoices, enforcement phases in this year, and for years the old and new regimes will run side by side. Every wave lands on an operation that still has to file, clear, and comply — every day, in both systems.

Reform doesn’t pause the operation. It doubles it.

What we do

We run your Brazil trade and tax operation — end to end, through the reform.

Full operational assistance from our established Brazilian team: the recurring obligations, filings, customs routines, and indirect and corporate tax workflows — run as one managed operation, not a set of separate projects.

Customs routines Indirect tax workflows Corporate tax routines Electronic documents Tax credits Filings & obligations CBS/IBS transition + more

And the reform is handled inside the operation, not alongside it. Each CBS/IBS wave is absorbed into the running structure — so what one phase teaches carries into the next, instead of every phase starting over.

The reform isn’t a project. It’s your operation now.

How it runs

Four steps. Through every wave.

01

Take on the routine

Recurring obligations, filings, customs and tax workflows — executed by the Brazilian team, to validated procedures your leadership can see.

02

Run both regimes as one

Through the transition, current taxes and CBS/IBS obligations are handled in one operation — not two parallel scrambles.

03

Absorb each wave

Every reform phase lands as an update to the running structure — rules, systems, and data adjusted in stride, learning carried forward.

04

Keep leadership seeing it

Compliance status, credits, exposure, and reform readiness — visible on a cadence, in management terms.

What you get

Compliance kept. Burden moved. Reform absorbed.

The routine, off your team

Brazil’s recurring obligations run by an established local operation — workload and key-person risk moved to us.

Reform absorbed in stride

Each CBS/IBS wave handled inside the running operation — with the learning carried to the next phase.

Credits and exposure, watched

Tax credit positions and exposure monitored across both regimes — while transition windows are still open.

Visibility built in

Operating and compliance visibility for headquarters — in management terms, not tax jargon.

Why believe it

Brazil isn’t a market we entered. It’s where we come from.

Our Brazilian operation is TTMS’s largest and longest-running — the established team that runs complete trade and tax operations for multinational manufacturers there today, inside one of the world’s most demanding tax systems. The reform doesn’t find us adapting from abroad: our specialists are working the CBS/IBS transition now, with clients, in Portuguese, on Brazilian systems.

More than 20 years of Brazilian trade and tax expertise — now on both sides of the corridor.

Where it connects

One corridor. One model.

Brazil is the deepest instance of the operating model — and it feeds the same cockpit as the rest of LatAm.

The rules are being rewritten. Run Brazil with the team already there.

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