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This document outlines regulations for binational companies between Brazil and Argentina. Some key points: - It defines binational companies as those with at least 80% ownership and control by investors from Brazil and Argentina, with minimum 30% ownership from each country. - Binational companies must be established as legal entities in either Brazil or Argentina, following the laws of the host country. They can establish branches in the other country. - Capital contributions can be made in local currencies or foreign currencies. Capital goods from Brazil, Argentina or third countries are also permitted if brought into the country by a certain date. - Binational companies will receive national treatment in terms of taxation, credit access, and participation in government initiatives

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The document provides frequently asked questions about foreign direct investment and company formation in Brazil. It discusses that the most common structure for foreigners is a Limited Liability Company (Ltda), which requires at least two partners but does not require Brazilian citizenship. The process of forming an Ltda takes 20-45 days and involves obtaining documents like passports, powers of attorney, and articles of incorporation. Investors will also need to deal with agencies like the Central Bank of Brazil for activities like registering foreign investment. Overall, the document offers an overview of the key considerations and steps for foreigners looking to start a business in Brazil.