The government has just extended the Desenrola Brasil program, initially launched to assist citizens with difficulties in debt renegotiation, until May 20th. Therefore, the initiative, which is now expanding to include individual microentrepreneurs (MEI) and small businesses, promises to revitalize the financial scenario of many Brazilians.
Who Has the Right to Desenrola Brasil?
- Individuals with an income of up to two minimum wages.
- Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI) and small businesses.
How Does Desenrola Brasil Expect to Revitalize the Economy?
The extension of the program Unroll Brazil emerges as a government strategy to strengthen support for families and companies in a period of economic uncertainty. By encouraging debt renegotiation, the government aims not only to alleviate the financial burden, but also to increase purchasing power, boosting consumption and the injection of money into the local economy.
What is Desenrola Pequenos Negócios?
O Develop Small Businesses is a complement to the main program, focused on helping micro and small companies negotiate their debts directly with financial institutions. Therefore, this initiative is particularly aimed at debts that are more than 90 days past due, seeking to facilitate mutually beneficial agreements without the need for intermediaries.
Desenrola Pequenos Negócios Target Audience Profile:
- Microenterprises (MEs) and Small Businesses (EPPs).
- Annual revenue of up to R$4.8 million.
How does the Renegotiation Process work at Desenrola Brasil?
Participation in the Unroll Brazil requires the interested party to comply with some specific criteria and steps. So, follow the list:
- Check if your company falls within the allowed revenue limits.
- Confirm that the debt is more than 90 days past due.
- Contact the creditor financial institution directly.
- Negotiate debt terms under the auspices of the program.
Expected Impact of Developing Small Businesses on the Economy
The impact of Develop Small Businesses in the Brazilian economy is projected as highly positive, especially in supporting smaller businesses that have suffered disproportionately from recent economic challenges. Therefore, discounts obtained in debt negotiations are expected to vary between 40% and 90%, which could mean safeguarding numerous companies towards financial recovery.
Additionally, government programs such as Pronampe It is Believe in your Business continue to offer valuable resources to further foster the economic growth of these businesses in the post-crisis scenario.
