- Base
- Management
How much is really left at the end of the month?
Veltis takes over the financial routine (accounts payable and receivable, reconciliation) and keeps accounting and tax obligations up to date, each with an owner and a deadline.
Case studies
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Where Veltis comes in
6 of 6 situations
Veltis takes over the financial routine (accounts payable and receivable, reconciliation) and keeps accounting and tax obligations up to date, each with an owner and a deadline.
Veltis defines the regime and plans taxes before operations begin, tracks obligations and resolves pending issues. The transition under Brazil's Tax Reform is already factored in.
Veltis builds the budget, the management income statement by area, product or unit, and the cost indicators, with a fractional CFO sized to what the company needs today.
Veltis organizes the dossier in the format the bank asks for and advises on fundraising. Credit analysis and approval remain with the financial institution.
BPO and controllership at scale, with a monthly reporting package for the board and investors, and dashboards connected to the ERP the company already uses, with no need to change systems.
Veltis structures the asset holding company, organizes the partners' agreement and supports succession planning, with a partner law firm handling the legal side.
Published work
In-house product
Timekeeping and HR system born from Veltis's own routine. Mobile clock-in with location, hour bank, signed timesheet, medical certificates and vacation. It can be contracted.
Internal system
The system the Veltis team uses to track each client's deadlines and tasks, with an owner, a manager dashboard and a calendar. Internal use, not for sale.
Open content
The Tax Reform timeline, tax by tax and year by year, with the date of the last update.
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Veltis operates as an advisory firm in fundraising, corporate finance and restructuring. It is not a financial institution, does not hold authorization from the Banco Central do Brasil, and does not grant, lend, originate or offer credit. Credit and investment transactions are carried out by authorized financial institutions and investors, and judicial proceedings are handled by licensed attorneys. Informational content about legal and corporate services, with no promise of results. Veltis is not a law firm: legal work is carried out by a partner law firm.