Business Defaults Hit Highest Number, with 9.1 Million CNPJs (Brazilian Company Tax IDs).
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This scenario could describe the situation of many Brazilian families, but it is the reality of the Chicken Cheff restaurant, specialized in biscuits, installed in the North Zone of Rio. Cintia Alves, owner of the company, tells that she has recently been prevented from making long-term purchases from her main supplier due to the frequent delays in paying for the orders, something that has also happened with the taxes. Exclusive material for sub…
CPNJs accumulate more than seven arrears and values add up to R$ 232 billion, according to data from Serasa Experian
Brazilian companies in default reached 9.1 million CNPJs (Brazilian taxpayer identification numbers) with negative credit records in June 2026, totaling R$ 232.9 billion in overdue debts. These two figures represent the highest levels in the historical series compiled by Serasa Experian, which began in 2016, according to data released to the newspaper O Globo on Monday (August 17, 2026). In May, there were 9 million companies in default and R$ 2…
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