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Where the data come from and how we treat them

Everything dembli shows comes from official, open publications. Every number carries its source and the date of the publication it was read from.

The sources

Every dembli page cites its source and the publication read in one line, linked here. Here is the rest: the official dataset, the legal basis, what we read and when we update.

What we do not show

Privacy and removal

The registry's glossary

Registration status
How the Receita Federal records the company's registration: active, suspended, unfit, closed or null (annulled). It is a registry fact, not an assessment of the company.
Special situation
A record beyond the registration status, such as judicial recovery, bankruptcy or liquidation, with the date it began.
Head office and branch
The head office is the seat; each branch is an establishment with its own CNPJ, sharing the first eight digits with the head office. dembli's counts use the head office.
Main and secondary CNAE
The activity the company declares as its main one and the others it also carries out, by IBGE's National Classification of Economic Activities.
MEI
Individual microentrepreneur: one who bills up to the law's limit and pays taxes as a fixed monthly amount. On dembli, "opened as MEI" means opting into MEI up to a month after opening.
Simples Nacional
A tax regime for micro and small companies. The registry says whether the company opted in and since when.
Size
How the registry classes the company: micro company, small company or other. MEI is shown apart.
Publication
The set of files the Receita publishes each month. Every dembli page says which publication its numbers come from.

Use and cite the data

The statistics are in CSV, free to download and reproduce. When citing, use:

dembli, with data from the Receita Federal (CNPJ Open Data, October 2026 publication)

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