Maximum alert has just been issued to those who are MEI

If you are one of the small entrepreneurs, you need to know details about the maximum alert that was just issued

First, for those who don’t know, an MEI is a small individual entrepreneur, that is, a person working alone who is licensed as a small business owner, to be a small individual entrepreneur.

Therefore, it is very important that everyone is aware of the maximum alert that has just been issued for those who are MEI and you will know all the details now.

According to information from the Catraca Livre portal, as of September 2023, MEIs that are indebted to the Federal Revenue Service (RFB) and/or the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the National Treasury (PGFN) will be able to receive the conditions of exclusion from Simples Nacional and the relevant pending reports.

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And it does not stop there, soon an MEI that has failed to submit DASN-Simei for more than 90 (ninety) days, as of the expiration of the submission deadline, will be at risk of being registered with the National Personnel Register (CNPJ) Legal Entity has become ineligible, due to Not submitting the advertisement.

For those who don’t know, when you are MEI and have debts, you may end up being excluded from Simples Nacional. In other words, MEIs indebted to the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service (RFB) and/or the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the National Treasury (PGFN) will receive the exclusion period of SIMPLE NACIONAL accompanied by the list of pending cases, as of September 2023.

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What are the consequences of having a disqualified CNPJ?

If you are from MEI and your CNPJ is ineligible, you will suffer the following consequences:

1. Invoices and licenses cannot be issued;
2. Permits canceled;
3. The debts are transferred to the name of the small business owner, responsible for the CNPJ.
4. In this way, the professional’s CPF becomes ‘dirty’, making it difficult to obtain loans and financing.

In other words, it is very important that everything is up to date as prescribed by the regulations.