Brazilian businesses want foreign trade policy
Brazilian property investors could be interested to learn that the nation’s businessmen are calling for a foreign trade policy that will enable them to be more competitive, it has been reported.
According to the Brazzil Magazine, firms who operate in foreign trade want to see the establishing of a national policy that could offer the country conditions, which would help them expand abroad.
The Brazilian business leaders are meeting at the Foreign Trade Association’s (AEB) 28th Foreign Trade Meeting.
Benedicto Fonseca Moreira, the AEB president, told the publication: "Customs have nothing to do with fiscal declarations, as customs is a valuable pro-active foreign trade instrument; fiscal declarations are now managed on the Internet or through banks."
He added the law should allow the application of normal international rules and would give the nation’s businesses a competitive advantage to generate jobs, productivity and efficiency.
Meanwhile, the Galway Advertiser reported last week that Brazil is one of the world’s top locations to buy property.
