Article - Published on June 24, 2026July 14, 2026

What does a corporate proxy do in Brazil and why does my company need one?

A corporate proxy is a legal representative appointed to act on behalf of foreign and Brazilian companies, supporting compliance with local regulatory requirements. This professional […]

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Caio Vasconcelos Araújo
Founder & CEO

A corporate proxy is a legal representative appointed to act on behalf of foreign and Brazilian companies, supporting compliance with local regulatory requirements. This professional is responsible for:

  • Receiving judicial and administrative notices as well as formal communications on behalf of the company;
  • Representing the company before regulatory authorities, such as the Federal Revenue of Brazil and the Central Bank;
  • Monitoring the proper fulfillment of tax, corporate, and statutory obligations.
Since the Economic Freedom Act, foreign companies can have directors residing abroad, but they still require a proxy domiciled in Brazil. Meanwhile, Brazilian companies wishing to professionalize their governance can also appoint a proxy to facilitate regulatory management.
Global Bridge Corporate Solutions offers this service to help your company operate with greater security and in compliance.
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