What's the practical difference between MEI, ME, and LTDA? I get lost in the acronyms.

Think of it this way: MEI (individual microentrepreneur) is for those who earn little and basically work alone, with a fixed monthly tax. ME (small business) is a larger size, for those who grow and need more activities without the low MEI cap. LTDA, on the other hand, isn't a size, it's the type of company: used when there are partners and assets to protect, and there's also a version for those going solo. There's no overall best, there's the right one for your case. TF Con analyzes your expected revenue and your activity, and recommends the format that pays the least tax and avoids headaches down the road.

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