[Eliza]

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Good morning Congratulations!!! Excellent material, very enlightening and very complete. You can see the dedication that went into making it.
I'd like to get some advice on my particular situation.
I left Brazil and moved to Argentina in 1999. I didn't do the CSD or DSCP because I didn't know about it. That's why I've continued to file my income tax returns every year because I have a rented apartment and a bank account in Brazil. Is the law after 1999?
I ended up finding out about leaving the country for good because I started researching what I would have to do if I were to return to Brazil in about five years' time.
In Argentina I am married to an Argentine (i.e. non-resident) and I have children. I work and tax here in Argentina as a professional working for a company and on the assets we own jointly with my husband.
I want to understand and know the possible consequences of finding myself unintentionally in this situation and what I should do or at least the possible solutions to regularize it.
I also saw the comments about the delivery of the DCBE, about which our assets do not exceed US$1,000,000.00 (one million US dollars). I couldn't understand how it affects the value that was in force in 2019.
Thank you in advance for your time and dedication.

[Eliza]

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Good afternoon, Dr. Vinicius

I'm Brazilian, living in Brazil, and my American partner, living in the USA, needs to send me money as a donation so that I can buy property for him to live in. How would I declare these amounts? I've read that donations don't incur tax, but does that work for any amount? Does the IRS set a legal limit on the amount I can receive as a donation? Or would it have to be through another type of operation for higher amounts?
Thank you in advance for taking the time to answer my questions

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