Last checked Sep 19, 2026

Annual leave in Brazil

The law gives a typical private-sector employee 30 calendar days of paid annual leave after 12 months of service in Brazil.

This is a short reading of the official rule for a typical private-sector employee. It is not legal advice. Contracts and collective agreements can give more. Open the source before you rely on a number.

The statutory floor

Full 30 days depends on absences during the accrual year.

What a small company must keep

A ledger of days earned, taken and still available, with the dates a manager approved. Inspectors ask for the file, not a spreadsheet in someone’s head.

What Boxento already does

You set the annual days the law or the contract gives. Boxento accrues them monthly, takes approvals and counts business days around public and company holidays.

Boxento does not calculate statutory payroll, file with the ministry or replace a local accountant.

Sources

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