Big Tech experience. Independent perspective.
Tax planning
across borders.
For founders.
Say where you are, where you’re headed,
and what’s moving with you. BNVD works with founders and their families, by introduction. If someone referred you, mention them in your note.
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How a move
is planned.
A snapshot of where you are, a design of where you’re headed, and the middle of the path, executed in the right order.
- 01Snapshot
- 02Design
- 03The middle of the path
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Some lives
don’t fit
inside one
tax system.
For founders and their families
A career that begins in São Paulo and continues in New York. A company built in Mexico City and sold to buyers in Madrid. Children studying in Boston while the family’s assets stay in Brazil.
Each move is a decision, and each decision has a tax side: one that is far easier to shape before it happens than to explain after it does.
BNVD is where that side is thought through, whole, from the first question to the final filing. Its center of gravity is Brazil and the United States; its map extends across Latin America and Europe.
Global
experience.
Personal
perspective.
The perspective behind BNVD
Big Tech. Silicon Valley.
Fortune 500.
Behind BNVD is a legal team trained in both Brazil and the United States, with extensive experience inside leading technology companies and global multinationals.
That experience brings a connected perspective to where you live, what you build and what you hold — particularly between Brazil and the United States, and across Latin America and Europe.
BNVD’s financial and tax planning is tailored to founders and their families, including those expanding into the United States through an O-1 visa or similar pathways.
From exploring the possibilities to shaping a structure and seeing the details through, you work directly with an experienced professional who keeps the wider picture in view.
What we helped
to build.
These articles are not about BNVD. They illustrate the kind of tax planning our legal team has done inside companies such as Google, Facebook, and Uber.
- Google and Facebook’s Tax Avoidance StrategiesChapter in Christian Fuchs, The Online Advertising Tax as the Foundation of a Public Service Internet (opens in a new tab)
- How Meta Uses A.I. Data Centers to Avoid Billions in Federal Taxes (opens in a new tab)
- What Brazil’s tax reform changes for Uber driver-partners (opens in a new tab)
- Changes to Meta Advertising Invoices in Brazil (opens in a new tab)
- Uber’s ‘extremely elaborate’ tax arrangements (opens in a new tab)
- If you want Google to pay more tax, change the law (opens in a new tab)
- How Uber plays the tax shell game (opens in a new tab)
Independent coverage and company notices, linked for reference. The companies named do not endorse BNVD.
A conversation, to begin.
Start with
a short note.
Say where you are, where you’re headed, and what’s moving with you. BNVD works with founders and their families, by introduction. If someone referred you, mention them in your note.