Condominium will be 5% more expensive
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By Cristiane Campos
For Abadi, entry into force of Law 5529, which requires registration of employees and contractors, will increase the costs of buildings
Rio - The condominiums can be up to 5% more expensive with the implementation of Law 5529/2009 which requires employees of the buildings and the contractors are registered. This is because the buildings will have to hire a professional to fill forms and keep up the data of employees and service providers, in addition to having a space to archive documents. The forecast is the president of Abadi (Brazilian Association of Real Estate Management), Pedro Carsalade. The commercial and residential condominiums are being targeted by the Secovi Rio.
"We are doing our part, but do not know what the effect will in practice not be too much work. Much of the information already given when the employee is hired, "said Carsalade. He points out that what can be done is a more thorough analysis of registration prior to purchase. "I do not know if it will prevent any type of crime," he said.
According to the manager's Legal Secovi Rio, Solange Santos, the state must not legislate on matters of work, which is the competence of the Union. She recalls that, in practice, the market will do this because of work requirements. "Proof of address is made, because of transportation vouchers," says Solange. She recommends that, if the neighborhood is served by the violation of the law, should ask in court, arguing that the law is unconstitutional.
By law, employees will have to submit documents such as identity, Social Security number, and series Working Papers, RSP, certificate reservist and voter registration
Source: The Day
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