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As sociedades limitadas e o mercado de capitais (Brazilian Limited Liability Companies and Capital Markets)

Brazilian limited companies, or “sociedades limitadas,” are considered an adequate corporate vehicle for smaller ventures, as they are easier and simpler to form and maintain when compared to Brazilian corporations, or “sociedades anonimas.” Thus, they should be the preferred type of business form chosen by start-ups in Brazil. Unfortunately, sociedades limitadas are treated as a second-class business form, as there are severe limitations to its capital structure, as Brazilian regulation imposes many restrictions. The authors believe that said restrictions should be removed and that sociedades limitadas should be treated as first class vehicles.