Importing used capital goods equipment can be a great alternative to manufacturing new products at substantially reduced costs. The existence of idle equipment in related companies and the supply of recycled equipment at international fairs are the starting point for running an excellent business, given that the cost of acquisition, as well as the taxes due, will be on a normal value, depreciated due to the time of use of such equipment. These imports are regulated by MDIC Ordinance No. 23 of July 14, 2011.
Araujo & Associates has been active in this segment since 1981, providing advice on these imports, either by proving the absence of domestic production of equivalent items, or through counterpart agreements with the national industry in the case of imports of productive cells, production lines, or even complete factories.
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