For decades, accounting education in Brazil has centered on compliance. Programs built around the Brazilian accounting pronouncements and tax law trained students to interpret standards and prepare financial statements with precision. This foundation remains essential. But in Brazil today, it is no longer enough.

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Matheus Vasques
Matheus Vasques

Matheus Zurli joined the IFAC Young Leaders Collective in 2026. He is an accountant with an MBA in Finance and Controllership from the University of São Paulo and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the Federal University Fluminense. He has progressed from a trainee to an Audit Manager at EY – Ernst & Young, specializing in external auditing, project management, and financial analysis across various sectors, including Automotive and Retail. 

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