STRUCTURED FINANCEWe purchase and securitize receivables owed to municipalities, states and the federal government, such as outstanding government claims (dívida ativa), fines and past-due fees. The public entity receives now funds that would take years to collect.
Complementary Law No. 208/2024 authorizes the federal government, states, the Federal District and municipalities to assign credit rights arising from tax and non-tax claims, including those recorded as outstanding government claims (dívida ativa), to private legal entities.
Tax and non-tax outstanding government claims, fines, fees and past-due public utility bills, with a focus on claims more than 180 days past due.
Upfront payment for the assignment, or funds raised from investors through securities backed by the claims.
The claim remains between the taxpayer and the entity. Collection follows the rules of each law and each entity.
Volume, aging, type of claim and recovery history.
Enabling legislation and procedures of each entity, in accordance with Complementary Law No. 208/2024.
Assignment of credit rights and issuance of securities to investors.
Funds to the entity and periodic recovery reports.
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