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Good afternoon, Vinicius,
I have done a lot of research, but only here have I been able to get clear and precise information on the subject. My husband is being transferred to Mexico, but his salary will be paid in the US, which does not have a tax agreement, we have 2 adult children who will stay in Brazil, 1 in college, supported by us and another already working, but with some occasional help. We're leaving 1 rented property and buying another, we have an investment here. Only he declares IR, since I have no source of income. I received 1 property as a donation that I haven't yet transferred into my name. I understand that closing the current account is not a requirement of the RFB, but a recommendation of the Central Bank. I have a few questions:
Could we keep our current account as normal, receiving the rent and paying the bills in Brazil by doing the DSDB (he is the account holder)? Would there be any tax penalties?
If we do the DSDB, do we only have to declare the rental income, the investments and the deductibles of the child who is studying?
Can we send remittances to our children normally to their accounts?
Is there any difference in transferring the donated property before or after the final withdrawal?
The bank manager doesn't recommend that we leave permanently, from the "banking" point of view, would we be irregular with the RFB?
What is the maximum time limit for regularizing permanent exit, 5 years? Can't we regularize it after that?
We don't intend to live abroad "forever", but we don't have a date to return, so I thought we'd wait 2/3 years or so to regularize our tax situation, is that possible?
I have an inventory of my father open in court, with no deadline for completion. How would it look if I received something while I was living abroad?
Thank you for your excellent work!!!

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