Created by the federal government in May this year, the program has already renegotiated approximately R$6 billion
The next deadline for small business owners to renegotiate bank debts in the Desenrola Pequenos Negócios program ends on December 31, 2024. Created by the federal government in May this year, Desenrola has already renegotiated approximately R$6 billion, benefiting around 95,000 MEIs (individual microentrepreneurs), microenterprises and small businesses. Discounts can reach 95% of the debt value.
According to the rules, financing occurs directly through the financial system, with government tax incentives to encourage banks to renegotiate debts with defaulting companies. This approach allows for significant discounts, ranging from 20% to 95%.
In addition, MEIs (individual microentrepreneurs) and microenterprises with annual revenue of up to R$360,000 and that have regularized their debts can access . The initiative is part of the Believe Program, which offers exclusive lines of credit with interest rates up to 50% lower than those charged by the market. The deadline to take advantage of the special conditions and settle debts ends on the 31st.
The Ministry of Finance reported that, “with the Believe Program, the federal government reaffirms its commitment to small entrepreneurs, providing not only the chance to restructure their finances, but also to access new credits, essential for the expansion and continuity of their activities”.
He added that, in addition to the conditions offered for the renegotiation of bank debts by Desenrola Pequenos Negócios, individual microentrepreneurs, microenterprises and small businesses will also be able to pay off Simples Nacional debts through the Regularize program.
Thus, according to the rules, debts can be paid with discounts of up to 100% on interest and fines, in addition to installments over up to 133 months. Membership must be completed online, through the Regularize website (), by January 31, 2025.
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