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Good morning Mr. Vinicius
Congratulations on your explanations.
I have been tax resident abroad since January 2017, I have retirement income in Brazil, with INSS and Private Pension which are deposited in my normal checking account in a Brazilian Bank. I use these funds to pay expenses in Brazil, or even for investment. I declared my change of tax domicile to the pension institutions, and they started charging me 25% of IR at source, which was previously paid at source using the progressive table. I believe it's a 2015 law, and that it was under discussion at the Supreme Court, but nothing conclusive so far. Is there any news on the subject?
I work abroad as President of a small company, I have my monthly Pro Labore and once a year I receive dividends when it is distributed, since I have a 5% stake in the business. I declare and pay income tax abroad on this income. To transfer my funds to Brazil, I opened a CDE account with Santander, but the first time I sent a remittance, it was transferred directly from the company I work for. I'm trying to send it directly from a personal current account abroad to Santander.
Question: in these cases, how do I declare and pay IR abroad on my foreign income, as I transfer it to Brazil and only pay the IOF, am I exempt from IR?
