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Independent audit is mandatory above BRL 240 million in assets or BRL 300 million in revenue

AnswerUnder Brazilian law, an independent audit is mandatory for listed companies and for large companies: total assets above BRL 240 million or annual gross revenue above BRL 300 million in the prior fiscal year.

Reviewed on 2026-10-02 · next review 2027-04-02

Data

WhoCriterionConsequenceSourceData date
Listed companyBeing a listed companyFinancial statements audited by independent auditors registered with the CVMLaw 6,404/1976, art. 177, para. 327/05/2009 (wording of Law 11,941)
Large companyTotal assets above BRL 240,000,000.00 in the prior fiscal yearThe rules of Law 6,404 apply, including independent audit by an auditor registered with the CVMLaw 11,638/2007, art. 3 and sole paragraph28/12/2007
Large companyAnnual gross revenue above BRL 300,000,000.00 in the prior fiscal yearSame consequenceLaw 11,638/2007, art. 3 and sole paragraph28/12/2007

Data consulted on 02/10/2026.

Basis

How it applies

Two doors lead to the obligation. The first is being a listed company. The second is being a large company, even without being a corporation: it is enough that the company, or the group under common control, exceeded one of the two limits in the prior fiscal year. The law's "or" means one criterion is enough: total assets above BRL 240 million, or annual gross revenue above BRL 300 million.

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