Summary
41.2% of MEIs in Brazil are in default. You can write off the debt by regularizing the debts, filing the annual declaration and renegotiating the debts.
Today in Brazil there are 15.7 million Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI), but of these 41.2% (about 6.5 million) are in default. How is it possible for a MEI to reverse its debt without losing profits?
Regularize late DAS-MEI debts
Pay the pending installments of the Simplified Annual Declaration MEI (DAS-MEI). It is possible to pay the debts in installments. Access the Entrepreneurs’ PortalManage DAS Guides for back months and pay by the due date.
Submit the Annual Declaration of the National Simples (DASN-SIMEI)
All MEIs are required to submit DASN-SIMEI, even with late debts. In case of late submission, a fine of 2% per month will be charged, limited to 20% of the total amount of declared taxes.
Renegotiate debt with the Believe program
The government has launched the Believe program, which allows the renegotiation of debts of MEIs and micro and small enterprises. Those who are in default with Pronampe will be able to renegotiate their debts with the banks.
Use FAMPE credit lines
Sebrae will expand the credit lines of the Guarantee Fund for Micro and Small Enterprises (FAMPE). Over the next 3 years, FAMPE intends to provide additional credit of R$ 30 billion.
Therefore, you can pay off overdue debts, renegotiate debts, and access credit lines to reverse default without harming your business. The important thing is to act quickly to avoid canceling your MEI registration.
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