WTM INTERNATIONAL

Pay SaaS and AI from abroad with a Brazilian NF-e.

WTM imports the service in its own name, assumes tax responsibility, and returns a Brazilian NF-e in Reais. Your team stops issuing payment slips. Accounting stops rejecting invoices.

IMPLICATION

What is already running against you

The tax authority can review the last five years of your foreign remittances. Exposure does not start when you decide to fix it. It already exists, and it accumulates interest and penalties from the date of each payment.

5 years

of operations and documents the audit can reach

Lookback window

e-CAC

notifications are broader and more frequent each year

Official channel

Retroactive

interest and penalties count from the remittance, not discovery

Exposure timing

Source: Brazilian tax procedure and audit practice; confirm legal framing before publication.

REFRAME

Your bank collects two. Four remain.

When payment to the supplier goes through foreign exchange, the bank usually supports collection of two taxes: IRRF and IOF. The other four—CIDE, PIS-Importação, COFINS-Importação, and ISS—remain the Brazilian company’s responsibility to calculate, pay, and report.

Bank handlesStill on you
Taxes in scopeIRRF · IOFCIDE · PIS-Importação · COFINS-Importação · ISS
Operational ownerBank supportBrazilian company

PROBLEM

Why paying by card does not solve it

Buying SaaS, AI, and foreign services is never just an expense. It is a tax operation.

Card without management

Full IOF, retail FX, and no tax credit captured.

Invoice is not NF-e

Accounting rejects it, audit questions it, and the expense becomes hard to deduct.

Six taxes per remittance

IRRF, CIDE, PIS, COFINS, ISS, and IOF—each with its own guide, deadline, and base.

Wrong classification

A wrong code or tax base today can become an assessment three years later.

HOW IT WORKS

How WTM solves it

One operation. Three steps. One Brazilian supplier in place of dozens of remittances.

Your side
Choose the supplier
Define conditions
Keep the relationship

You keep choosing the service and the supplier.

WTM side
Pay the supplier
Pay the taxes
Deliver NF-e

WTM contracts abroad, pays, and assumes tax responsibility.

ECONOMIC PROOF

What changes in the numbers

This is not about outsourcing bureaucracy. It is about effective cost and senior team time.

5% to 10%

reduction in effective operating cost

Comparable operations

up to 98%

less senior-team time on tax routine

Process time

Dozens → few

DARFs and filings replaced by invoices

Administrative load

Source: WTM operations benchmark; results vary by volume, supplier country, tax regime, and transaction scope.

BY TEAM

What changes for approvers, payers, and reporters

The decision belongs to finance. The relief reaches three areas.

Finance / CFO

Predictable, auditable, and deductible.

  • Brazilian NF-e in Reais
  • Locked FX at closing
  • One national supplier

Tax

Correct classification, no gray zone.

  • NBS and tax apportionment
  • WTM collects and pays
  • Ready for SPED and ECF

Procurement

Fast buying, global supplier.

  • Onboarding in days
  • USD/EUR payment without card dependence
  • English contracts accepted

Audit trail

SLA and traceability by order.

SCOPE

Six taxes, one tax factor

Instead of six calculations, six guides, and six deadlines per remittance, WTM consolidates everything into a single tax factor embedded in the invoice you receive.

FX closing

Exchange contract, SWIFT to the supplier, and locked rate.

IRRF

Withholding income tax on the imported service, according to country and service type.

CIDE

Contribution on technology and royalty remittances.

PIS/COFINS-Import

With credit available for Lucro Real companies.

ISS

Assessed and paid in the correct municipality.

IOF-FX

Collected automatically in the operation.

NF-e issuance

Service invoice in Reais in your company’s CNPJ.

Ancillary filings

SPED, ECF, DCTF, and REINF delivered on time, without rework from your team.

COMMERCIAL MODEL

No platform subscription

In the by-order model, there is no SaaS investment. WTM’s remuneration sits in the operation and is presented openly in the diagnosis, together with the effective-cost projection versus your current model.

  • no license fee for your team to operate the platform
  • effective cost compared side by side with the current operation, before any contract
  • no charge per guide, per one-off remittance, or for rework

DIAGNOSIS

How many foreign remittances did your company make in the last 12 months?

In the diagnosis we show the correct classification for each one, the effective cost versus your current model, and the tax credit that may be left on the table.