The data of Lei do Bem: feature of benefited companies and brazilian innovation capacity, from the innovation indicator: patents filing

The Lei do Bem, implemented in 2005 in Brazil, was created with the aim of promoting research and development of innovations in the country, through tax incentives for Brazilian companies. This research aims to identify the feature of companies benefiting from the Lei do Bem and their contribution to Brazilian technological capacity based on the innovation indicator: patent filing. The methodology was mostly qualitative, focusing on the deductive method of analyzing information. The quantitative methodology was used in the sampling research, to support the results. At the end, considerations about the results of the research are discussed, noting that the Law in question, despite representing a milestone for promoting innovation in the country, indirectly excludes small companies from tax benefits, although they could equally contribute to Brazilian technological innovation capacity if they had access to legal incentives.

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Concilium
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.53660/clm-3866-24q12
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Innovation Policy and R&D
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The data of Lei do Bem: feature of benefited companies and brazilian innovation capacity, from the innovation indicator: patents filing

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The data of Lei do Bem: feature of benefited companies and brazilian innovation capacity, from the innovation indicator: patents filing

Cristiani Fontanela, Odisséia Aparecida Paludo Fontana, Luciane Aparecida Filipini Stobe, Andréa de Almeida Leite Marocco, Paula Camila Cattani
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The Lei do Bem, implemented in 2005 in Brazil, was created with the aim of promoting research and development of innovations in the country, through tax incentives for Brazilian companies. This research aims to identify the feature of companies benefiting from the Lei do Bem and their contribution to Brazilian technological capacity based on the innovation indicator: patent filing. The methodology was mostly qualitative, focusing on the deductive method of analyzing information. The quantitative methodology was used in the sampling research, to support the results. At the end, considerations about the results of the research are discussed, noting that the Law in question, despite representing a milestone for promoting innovation in the country, indirectly excludes small companies from tax benefits, although they could equally contribute to Brazilian technological innovation capacity if they had access to legal incentives.

ConciliumVol. 24(15)
Community University of Chapecó Region - Unochapecó (BR)
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The data of Lei do Bem: feature of benefited companies and brazilian innovation capacity, from the innovation indicator: patents filing — Cristiani Fontanela, Odisséia Aparecida Paludo Fontana, et al. · Concilium (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS