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I came back from abroad last year after 4 years away, I did the Non-Resident Declaration and before I went I talked to my managers, nobody asked me to close the account, they just asked me to move it (savings account) from time to time so that it wouldn't close, and the next time, the same. I went back, did my tax return and had no problems...
My problem comes now, because I'm going to spend another period abroad and now I have investments in brokerage houses... I'm not going to move anything from there or send any money here, I just didn't want to get rid of them but according to the "rule", I'm going to have to get rid of everything...😕
Hi Vinicius, your article was very enlightening!
Thank you very much.
Could you answer just one more question?
I live in Portugal, a country that has a non-taxation agreement with Brazil.
I have a remote CLT job in Brazil and I work as a PJ here in Portugal.
Can I keep my fiscal domicile in both countries and pay the right amount of tax to each one, since there is an agreement?
Vinicius Tersi is a lawyer, specializing in International Tax Law.