Being properly registered as an individual microentrepreneur can bring several benefits to self-employed workers. However, it is necessary to comply with some requirements to ensure that the registration as a MEI is maintained. Next month, a An important change will come into force for micro-entrepreneurs.
The update is part of a modernization of the system that will be carried out by the Federal Government. From now on, all MEIs must be registered in the Labor Electronic Domicile (DET). Registration is mandatory and, if not completed, a fine may be charged that varies between R$208.09 and R$2,080.91.
- DET is an official communication channel of the Federal Government;
- It was created to facilitate the exchange of information between tax audits and companies;
- The expectation is that this will simplify processes and reduce operational costs;
- The economy will bring significant savings to the Lula Government;
- In addition to MEIs, employers who are part of eSocial must also register;
- By signing up, the micro-entrepreneur will gain some benefits;
- Among them, the exemption from the need to publish communications in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU);
- Registration must be carried out through the Taxpayer Services Portal, e-CAC;
- It is available to be accessed in this link;
- After entering, the MEI should look for the “Request Membership” option;
- To confirm, you will need to follow the instructions on the screen;
- It is worth remembering that remaining regular as a MEI guarantees several benefits for micro-entrepreneurs;
- Among them, the guarantee of retirement by the INSS (National Social Security Institute);
- Another important benefit is the guarantee of sickness or maternity benefit;
- To do this, according to FDR specialist, Laura Alvarenga, it is necessary to make contributions regularly to the body.
Check out others benefits available to microentrepreneurs in this link.
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