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Hello, the text is very enlightening. So, would it be possible for a person to maintain tax residency in Brazil if they don't declare permanent departure and return every year, before completing the 12 consecutive months? For example, he returns to Brazil after 11 months, stays for a few weeks and then returns to the other country where he has already become a tax resident.
Could this be a way of guaranteeing dual tax residency? So someone who is an MEI would still be legal?
I work remotely, and my intention is to move to a neighboring country and work as an MEI for the three years remaining on my contract with the company I work for, but keeping the address where I live in São Paulo, paying the DAS and declaring income tax.
The country I'm going to recently signed an agreement with Brazil to eliminate double taxation. Would it still be a problem to try to negotiate taxes in both countries because I'm an MEI?
Thanks for the info
Vinicius Tersi is a lawyer, specializing in International Tax Law.