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Good morning Vinícius, excellent blog - up-to-date and extremely relevant information for non-tax residents.
In my case, I left Brazil in 2015 and am currently a tax resident in Australia (there is no tax agreement between the countries). At the time, I only kept a savings account at Caixa Econômica Federal and a VGBL investment. Today, I want to buy a property in Brazil and take out a mortgage with Caixa (a type of financing for emigrants). To do this, they ask me to open a current account at Caixa and provide an address in Brazil (in this case, my parents').
My manager said that the Caixa system doesn't specify whether the client is a tax resident or a non-resident.
What should I do to protect myself legally so that I can open a current account and take out a mortgage? Do I have to send an email to Caixa with proof of my final tax exit?
Thank you for your attention and congratulations on your work!
Maíra
Good morning Vinícius, excellent blog - up-to-date and extremely relevant information for non-tax residents.
In my case, I left Brazil in 2015 and am currently a tax resident in Australia (there is no tax agreement between the countries). At the time, I only had a savings account with Caixa Econômica Federal. Today, I want to buy a property in Brazil and take out a mortgage with Caixa (a type of financing for emigrants). To do this, they ask me to open a current account and provide an address in Brazil (in this case, my parents').
My manager said that the Caixa system doesn't specify whether the client is a tax resident or a non-resident.
What should I do to protect myself legally so that I can open a current account and take out a mortgage? Do I have to send an email to Caixa with proof of my final tax return?
Thank you for your attention and congratulations on your work!
Maíra
