Free Course Empowers Micro-Entrepreneurs on Tax Reform and Financial Management
SEDIC in Juiz de Fora offers a free course on tax reform and financial management to support micro-entrepreneurs and small business owners.
- • SEDIC organizes a free course on taxation and financial management on May 27, 2026.
- • The event targets micro-entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners in Juiz de Fora.
- • Speakers include Amanda da Silva Siqueira, Karoline Clementino, and entrepreneur Marcos Batista.
- • Participants will learn about tax obligations, pricing strategies, and business formalization and receive certificates.
Key details
On May 27, 2026, Juiz de Fora's Secretary of Sustainable Development and Inclusive Innovation and Competitiveness (SEDIC) will host a free educational course titled "Do Imposto ao Lucro: entendendo a Reforma Tributária na prática." The event targets micro-entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners seeking to understand and adapt to Brazil's recent tax reforms. It will be held at the Mercado Cultural Arte de Inventar Coisas Especiais.
The course aims to provide practical insights on taxation, business growth, pricing strategies, and financial management in light of the new tax legislation. Amanda da Silva Siqueira and Karoline Clementino from INUP Contabilidade will address topics such as business formalization and tax obligations, while entrepreneur Marcos Batista will share strategies on pricing and financial control. Participants will receive certificates upon completion.
This initiative reflects a growing need among small business operators to navigate the complexities of tax reform and maintain sustainable financial practices. By equipping attendees with actionable knowledge, SEDIC promotes inclusive economic development within the region.
Interested parties can register free of charge via a designated online link, enhancing accessibility to key business education resources.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
