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I closed my company last year, but I'm still getting charges. What went wrong?

TF Con · July 07, 2026

The shutdown was probably incomplete. Many people close the business with one agency and forget the others: Receita Federal (the federal tax authority), the state, the city, each one has its own step. If one stays open, the charges keep coming. There may also be an old debt that wasn't paid off or set up in an installment plan. TF Con investigates what was left loose, ties up the loose ends that were missing, and checks whether the shutdown went through in every registry. Then the charges truly stop. Bring us the notices you received and we'll trace where they came from.

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