Some considerations that companies must comply with when changing their legal form in tax matters.

In the economic activities of the world, various types of organizations coexist, where each one differs from the other with its particular characteristics, some becoming more successful than others; due to the degree of organization and administration that each one of them has.

Therefore, we can also take as a reference the market situation and the environment in general that originate factors such as: economic, social, political and productive control conditions that influence in one way or another on the sector in which the company is immersed.

In this sense, these aspects by their nature generate an impact and are associated with the analysis of information as a managerial basis, referring to the environment in which the company operates and which are very important when management can make administrative, economic, financial and tax decisions for the future success or failure of the organization.

Now, in view of the above, it is possible that a company, among them the agricultural and livestock company, can assume the figure of a commercial company, in which liabilities are contracted and are of a commercial nature and therefore tax and social.

For this, the new legal entity that assumes the agricultural producer is obliged to comply with the formal duties established in the tax laws according to the type of economic activity performed, even though it is agricultural, it must be made clear what type, finding the primary, transformation and distribution so that it can determine the degree of tax commitment to be fulfilled.