[Mariana]

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Good afternoon, excellent article. One question: when the income is taxed exclusively by the other treaty country, how can we report these amounts in the DIRPF in order to justify an increase in assets (e.g. for the purchase of shares or investment in a financial investment)?
I don't think there is a specific field under exempt and non-taxable income (in the "other" field, you can only follow if the paying source has a CNPJ, so if the paying source is in another country, it's not possible). I also don't think it's the right way to add in "income from abroad" because this amount would be computed for IRPF purposes.
Any light?

[Mariana]

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Congratulations on the article Vinícius! I'm a tax resident in Brazil and Portugal, I live in Portugal and I only provide services as a PJ for a Brazilian company. I already declare these amounts in my Brazilian income tax. Should I declare them on my Portuguese income tax as well? Thank you.

[Mariana]

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Hello, Vinicius! Congratulations on your work!

How does non-resident taxation work in the case of a PGBL pension redemption under the regressive regime?

Thanks in advance!

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