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December 22, 2021 at 11:23 pm in reply to: Living in Brazil and in another Country: Dual Tax Residency, Brazilian Agreements and Reciprocity #6727BrunoParticipantBrunoParticipantJune 7, 2022 at 6:31 pm in reply to: Living in Brazil and in another Country: Dual Tax Residency, Brazilian Agreements and Reciprocity #6820BrunoParticipant::
Hi Vinicius, the two articles I've read on tax residence are very good! Congratulations.
I'm in the process of expatriating to Mexico, and I'll still have a contract (I'll be on unpaid leave) with the company I work for in Brazil, and I'll be hired by the same company in Mexico (an American multinational). This contract is, of course, a temporary 2-year contract.
So in Brazil the only income I'll have is the rent from my property (I'll be renting it out during my absence), as well as investments. My income (salary) will be received in Mexico. My intention, at the end of the 2 years, is to return to Brazil, and I even plan to buy a plot of land and build another property during the 2 years. I've already checked that Brazil and Mexico have a bilateral agreement.
My idea at the moment is to maintain dual tax residency.
As the definition of "definite intention" is subjective, my question is: would keeping my investments in Brazil, continuing to file my tax return every year, including income from Mexico, having my own rented property and a temporary work contract for two years be enough to justify my intention to return to Brazil?
Thank you very much!
August 24, 2022 at 6:30 pm in reply to: Financial investments in Brazil: The non-resident's dilemma #7286BrunoParticipant::I'm going to Spain now and I have an investment in my brokerage that can only be withdrawn next year, I'm going to transfer all the money there and then make the exit declaration, but what about the money I haven't been able to withdraw? Will they close the account and how do I get it? If it stays open, it'll show that I'm a resident.
September 2, 2022 at 7:38 am in reply to: I live abroad and receive rent in Brazil: what do I do? #7798BrunoParticipant::Hi Vinícius, what's up?
I have a question regarding the payment of overdue DARF.
For example, if I receive the money in my bank account today and forget to generate and pay the DARF, how should I issue the DARF tomorrow? Should I issue a DARF tomorrow and add some kind of interest? Or is this interest calculated in the DIRF? Do I have to calculate it all manually?
Thank you,
Bruno.February 8th, 2023 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Donations and inheritances received abroad: how to tax and declare them #7991BrunoParticipant::Hi Tersi,
Thank you very much for your blog!
I've been reading about the change in the RF's understanding on the payment of IRRF on inheritances received by non-residents (from 2019 onwards). My first question is, what is the triggering event for this IRRF on inheritances received by non-residents? The transfer of the property from the estate to the non-resident heir? Or when the property is sold by the heir after the estate?
I declared my permanent departure in 2009 and in 2010 I received an inheritance from my mother, containing real estate and a car. Is the RF's new understanding (in 2019) retroactive?
Thank you very much,
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