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Hi Vinicius!

First of all, congratulations on the article, man.
I have a question, not necessarily for those who receive rent. In my case, I left Brazil two years ago but I have an apartment financed in my name that my mother lives in and pays for, would that fall under "rent"? Would there be any tax changes? I made my exit permanent but I'm afraid the bank wants to change my interest rate. Thank you.

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Hi Vinicius, what a lesson, man! Thanks for your time.

So yes, I bought the apartment when I was living in Brazil (2014) and I haven't lived there for two years.
I will contact you to check the situation you suggested.
Congratulations on your enlightening articles.

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Hello Dr. Vinicius, thank you for your great work!

I would like to ask a question: in this case, the person has declared their income tax in Brazil, but for 3 years they have been earning a salary in the US and paying tax in the US. The person has now decided to leave the country permanently, but missed the deadline for filing an exit tax return in February/2022. Could this person declare their departure on their 2021 income tax return without having communicated their departure? Also, could this person's departure date be considered to be 01/03/2022, for example, when they decided to leave permanently, or would it have to be 3 years ago since they started receiving a salary in the USA (there is nothing left of this salary and nothing has been sent to Brazil). This person would be in
Irregular situation? Thanks again!

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