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May 22, 2022 at 9:18 am in reply to: I didn't make a Declaration of Final Departure from Brazil: 3 conclusions about the risks #7518CarolinaParticipant::
Hi Vinicius,
Congratulations on the blog!
I have a question. I've been living in England for four years and I've never filed a DSDP, and I've never filed a tax return in Brazil because I don't earn enough. Now I'm in the process of buying an apartment in Brazil, but I want to file the DSDP to avoid any complications in the future.
From what I've read, I'll have to pay 7.5% (my income tax is 20%) + a fine for not filing the DSDP earlier.
My question is: How do I declare this? The IR website asks for the company's cnjp. However, companies in the UK don't have a CNPJ. Any ideas?
And is it possible to pay this debt in installments?
Thank you.
March 28, 2022 at 3:29 pm in reply to: Taxation of earnings and income from abroad: how to calculate and declare #7935CarolinaParticipant::Good afternoon Vinicius,
I earned RSU's from my company and I want to declare the profit (which was under 35k) in the exempt and non-taxable income section under option 26.
The problem is that because I'm an American company, I don't have a CNPJ. Which CNPJ should I use?
I've tried 00000000000000 but the program won't accept it.
Another question is whether the name of the company should be the brokerage house where the shares were held and through which I received the RSU, or whether it should be the name of the company on the American stock exchange.Thank you
August 7th, 2022 at 12:45 am in reply to: Living in Brazil and in another Country: Dual Tax Residency, Brazilian Agreements and Reciprocity #6828CarolinaParticipantOctober 20, 2022 at 6:28 am in reply to: Declaration of Final Departure in 2023: what it is and why you should do it #7158CarolinaParticipant::Congratulations on the blog and for all your hard work in providing such comprehensive information.
I've been out of the country for more than 10 years and I've never made a declaration because I didn't know it was necessary.
When I heard about this last year, I asked several lawyers and accountants what I should do. I should point out that I have always been exempt in Brazil, since before I left more than 10 years ago.
I was advised to declare when I left, which was last year. The lawyer didn't recommend retroactively.
I still don't have any earnings in Brazil, but I've considered moving back there because my mother is ill. If I go back, I should file my tax return at the end of the year, correct? If so:
- should i declare all assets acquired abroad?
- these assets were acquired more than 10 years ago outside the country. I declared my departure last year. What considerations should I take into account? Will I be charged for what I did outside the country?Thank you very much in advance for your attention.
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