For companies · Tax-incentive sponsorship
Turn taxes into impact.
Through Brazil’s sports incentive laws, companies taxed in Brazil can direct part of the taxes they owe to a social project with over a decade of history, alongside two Brazilian sports legends.
- +4,200students served in a single cycle (2016–2020)
- 2010more than a decade of tax-incentive projects
- 7active training centers with open enrollment
How it works
Three steps, no extra cost to your bottom line.
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Pick a project
We present projects approved under Brazil’s Federal Sports Incentive Law and state tax-incentive (ICMS) laws that are open for funding.
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Allocate your tax
Companies under Brazil’s actual-profit regime (lucro real) allocate part of the income tax they owe. ICMS taxpayers use the state law. The amount is deducted from the tax due.
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Track the impact
Execution reports, financial accountability and content for your ESG reporting.
These tax benefits apply only to companies taxed in Brazil. Percentages and rules vary by law and tax regime. Check eligibility with your company’s accountant.
What your brand gets
Your brand on the mat
Logo on uniforms, gis and project materials.
Sports legends
Association with Minotauro and Minotouro at activations and events.
ESG report
Social impact indicators tied to the UN SDGs (3, 4, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16 and 17), ready for your company’s report.
Employee engagement
Activities for your team at our training centers and Institute events.
Companies that have sponsored our projects
Impact aligned with the UN SDGs
Social impact indicators tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, ready for your company’s report.
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Regular sport for children and young people: an active body and a healthy mind.
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Luta Escola da Vida: martial arts inside the municipal school system.
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Training centers in the Rio de Janeiro communities that need them most.
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Sports spaces as meeting points for citizenship in the neighborhood.
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Environmental awareness activities with students and partner schools.
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Planting native tree seedlings to support biodiversity.
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The black belt principles: respect, self-control and non-violence.
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Companies and government working together through incentive laws.
Official Sustainable Development Goals icons · United Nations Brazil
Get in touch
Get our deck and a simulation for your company.
Our team will get back to you with approved projects open for sponsorship.
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