![]() ![]() Invoicing in Brazil, for example, can be a little complicated. Therefore, companies that plan to expand their business abroad, or that already operate with other countries, need to be aware of how their tax system works. ![]() The laws and economy can influence how it all works. Population 2017: 244.139 inhabitants (IBGE)Īverage temperature: 18✬ (minimum) 30✬ (maximum)Īverage monthly income: 7.Tax processes can present different changes from one country to another. The survey criteria are based on social investments on health, education, housing, science and technology and purchasing power.Ĭities of Norte Fluminense Region: Campos dos Goytacazes, Carapebus, Cardoso Moreira, Conceição de Macabu, Macaé, Quissamã, São Fidélis, São Francisco de Itabapoana and São João da Barra.īorders: Carapebus and Conceição de Macabu on North Rio das Ostras and Casimiro de Abreu on South Trajano de Moraes and Nova Friburgo on West and the Atlantic Oceano on East.ĭistricts: Sede, Cachoeiros de Macaé, Córrego do Ouro, Glicério, Frade and Sana.Īccesses: Airport, port, BR-101, RJ-106 (Amaral Peixoto) and RJ-168 (Rodovia do Petróleo) According Atlas do Mercado Brasileiro, it is the most dynamic city in Rio de Janeiro State and the second in the country. According Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV), in 2008, Macaé was considered the nineth best city to work in Brazil. That shows a constant development of the city. In last 10 years, Macaé had an economical growth of 600%. For these reasons Macaé was nicknamed, by media and experts, National Oil Capital. 80% of Brazilian oil and 47% of natural gas production comes from Campos Basin. Until 2011, there were 276 offshore companies in Macaé. Every two years, the city hosts Brazilian Offshore Fair, the third largest oil meeting in the world. The gross domestic product (GDP) per capita is over R$ 50,000. According to IBGE, in 2012, there were 217,915 inhabitants in Macaé, 10% of foreigners. This decision brought a huge population growth. The city experienced an industrial boom in oil sector, especially from August 6th, 1997, when the law 9.478 broke the oil monopoly. This way, Macaé helps Brazil to become self-sufficient in fuel and one of the most advanced countries in deep water oil extraction, thus the city plays a lead role in oil extraction in Brazil. The company built an operational base in Macaé making it one of the wealthiest cities in Rio de Janeiro State. This event brought prosperity to the local economy and caught the attention of Petrobras. In 1970s, Macaé entered a new economic era with the discovery of oil in Campos Basin. ![]() Animal husbandry and fishing were also important for the city. 33 years later, on April 15th, 1846, the provincial law No 364 promoted Vila São João de Macahé to a city.Īt that time, the main sources of income of Macaé were sugarcane, orange, tomato, coffee, manioc, banana, beans, sweet potato, corn, rice and pineapple. In 1814, a town hall was established and run the political administration of the village. This decision was not according the administrative colonial practices and became a landmark for a new political statute. At this date, he raised the status of Macaé to a village called Vila de São João de Macahé, even it was not a parish before. In 19th Century, although almost 200 years of colonization, Macaé still was undeveloped due to its lack of administrative autonomy, which was granted only in July 29th, 1813 by prince regent D. Until late 17th century, Macaé was not even a village, so, it was under the authority of Cabo Frio. Little by little, attracted by the primitive beauty of the landscape dominated by the amazing pico do Frade, huge beaches and lagoons, outsiders began occupying Macaé and extract its wealth, such as: pau-brasil, cattle and, later, oil – the black gold that would replace the white gold, sugarcane, which previously was the most important resource in the region. The colonization began with the arrival of 200 Tamoio Indians. The city is divided by six districts – Sede, Cachoeiros de Macaé, Córrego do Ouro, Glicério, Frade and Sana.įounded by chance and without economic or social importance, the colonization of Macaé has begun in 17th century at the request of Brazil’s general governor to avoid pau-brasil smugglers. ![]() The city of Macaé, in the North of the state of Rio de Janeiro, is known as “Little Princess of the Atlantic” and, internationally, as the “Brazilian Oil Capital”.įondly called as “Little Princess of the Atlantic” due to its 23 kilometers of shore, Macaé’s land area covers 1,216 square kilometers, equivalent of 12.5% of Northern Region of Rio de Janeiro state. From Little Princess of the Atlantic to National Oil Capital ![]()
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