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I haven't touched the company in a while. Is it better to reactivate it or shut it down for good?

TF Con · July 07, 2026

It depends on your plans. If you intend to start billing again soon, reactivating is usually worth it. If the company has stopped for good, closing it prevents debts and obligations from quietly growing. Many people forget that an idle CNPJ still generates pending issues. TF Con sits down with you, looks at the numbers, and tells you which path costs less. No pushing services. We handle the entire process, from documents to the final filing, so you're not stuck with a CNPJ that only causes headaches.

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