Wednesday, September 19, 2007

falta de comunicar ao IMOPPI

What are the (moral) consequences of not communicating with IMOPPI (within the set period by IMOPPI) about current changes in the underlined business or business situation of an angariador and can we get away with not being able to speak or read Portugues that well..............

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IMOPPI defined with the 211 law a set of fees (taxa) and fines (Coima) to cover and disencourage such actions.

This means that the later you fulfill your obligations the higher the fee, until one reaches the end of the period and then has to start over again.

On the otherhand, if you decide not to "make yourself visible (known)", you can face great problems for yourself and the company you work for.

The third way can be working as a management or marketing consultant, but again the risks can be great.

The language issue is, at present, a brick wall one cannot overcome. Portuguese is mandatory. Thsi is an issue that can and should be looked at in a serious and effective manner in the near future by those professionals that wish to have a proactive contact with the Institute.

The moral, or better still ethical issue is that professionalism requires one to be legal. It's a simple as that. Thus the path of set in the direction of learning Portuguese and taking the exam, passing and the concluding requirements so as to enrol or get a license at IMOPPI.

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