At Confirp, you will find comprehensive accounting services that meet all your needs, both inside and outside of Brazil. We provide tax and accounting solutions for your operating companies, wealth holdings, individual income tax, and even your Offshore accounting!
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Offshore accounting in the hands of the best accounting firm in Brazil.
Much more than accounting: Experts with a holistic view of accounting, taxation, governance, strategy, and asset protection using Offshore structures.
Eliminate risks and maximize gains by transforming your Offshore entity into a strategic asset.
I recommend Confirp for the expertise and security they provide in offshore company accounting, ensuring peace of mind and technical compliance for their clients.
Working with Confirp means having the assurance that our clients' offshore accounting is in the hands of specialists who combine technical knowledge, responsibility, and a real commitment to the quality of their work.
More than an obligation: accounting is the fundamental piece in defining strategies for the protection and growth of your wealth.
An offshore entity, also known as an offshore company, is a business entity incorporated in a foreign country—usually one with a more favorable tax regime and fewer regulations. Its purpose is to conduct financial and commercial operations outside the home country of its owners or shareholders. These entities are frequently used for benefits such as tax optimization, asset protection, and financial privacy; however, their use must strictly comply with local and international laws and regulations.
This obligation applies when an individual or legal entity resident in Brazil is a shareholder of such a company, and that company is domiciled in countries with favored taxation (income tax rate lower than 20%) or that offer privileged tax treatment to these vehicles. Under Brazilian law, these countries are considered tax havens. For Brazilian tax purposes, they are classified as Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFCs) and are subject to specific taxation rules as per Law No. 14.754/2023.
Beyond providing a comprehensive view of the company’s economic and financial status and monitoring its results, accounting makes it possible to determine the company’s accounting profit or loss. When positive, this profit must be reported for individual income tax in Brazil (when the tax opacity option is chosen). Accounting also provides valuable information for mandatory surveys conducted by the Central Bank of Brazil, including the DCBE – Declaration of Brazilian Capital Abroad.
As a management tool, accounting provides shareholders with a clear view of the Offshore entity’s economic, financial, and equity position. It ensures transparency and provides a solid information base for strategic decision-making in corporate governance. This includes critical actions such as investment allocations, asset liquidation, capital injections, and the distribution of profits and dividends, among others.
The absence of accounting—or accounting performed in disagreement with Brazilian standards—can lead to tax assessments based on estimates by the Federal Revenue of Brazil (Receita Federal). This consequently results in fines and penalties on any taxes that were not properly paid.
At Confirp, you receive more than just accounting for your offshore company. Powered by highly qualified technicians and cutting-edge technology, we provide personalized service through dedicated Account Executives. You will have all the information necessary to manage your offshore structure, all integrated into the Confirp Digital platform. This is a key differentiator, as it allows you to monitor your company’s financial statements on a monthly basis.
Accounting as a management tool and support for the company’s strategic decisions!
Yes. According to Brazilian legislation, accounting is mandatory for those who control offshore entities (BR GAAP), regardless of whether there have been transactions or movement during the period.
Yes! We handle the accounting and file both the DCBE (Declaration of Brazilian Assets Abroad) and the specific offshore section in the IRPF (Individual Income Tax) return.
Yes. We perform a technical assessment and recommend the best option based on your specific objectives.
Yes! We issue reports in both Portuguese and English, according to the client’s needs.
An offshore company, also known as an offshore entity, is a business structure incorporated in a foreign country—typically one with a more favorable tax regime and fewer regulations. Its purpose is to conduct financial and commercial operations outside the home country of its owners or shareholders. These entities are frequently used for benefits such as tax optimization, asset protection, and financial privacy; however, their use must strictly comply with local and international laws and regulations.
Accounting is mandatory when a person or legal entity resident in Brazil is a shareholder of such a company, and that company is domiciled in countries with favored taxation (income tax rate lower than 20%) or that offer privileged tax treatment to these vehicles. Under Brazilian law, these jurisdictions are considered tax havens. For Brazilian tax purposes, they are classified as Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFCs) and are subject to specific taxation rules as per Law No. 14.754/2023.
Beyond providing a comprehensive view of the company’s economic and financial status, accounting makes it possible to determine the company’s accounting profit or loss. When positive, this profit must be reported for individual income tax in Brazil (when the tax opacity option is chosen). Accounting also provides vital information for mandatory reports required by the Central Bank of Brazil, including the DCBE – Declaration of Brazilian Capital Abroad.
As a management tool, accounting presents the economic, financial, and equity status of the Offshore entity to its shareholders. This ensures transparency, knowledge, and a solid information base for strategic decision-making in corporate governance—such as investment allocations, asset liquidation, capital injections, and the distribution of profits and dividends, among others.
The absence of accounting performed in accordance with Brazilian accounting standards may lead to tax assessments based on estimates by the Federal Revenue of Brazil. Consequently, this results in fines and penalties on any taxes that were not properly withheld or paid.
At Confirp, you receive more than just accounting for your offshore company. Powered by highly qualified technicians and cutting-edge technology, we provide personalized service through dedicated Account Executives. You will have all the information necessary to manage your offshore structure, all integrated into the Confirp Digital platform. This is a key differentiator, as it allows you to monitor your company’s financial statements on a monthly basis.
