[Rafael]

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Hello, Vinicius.

I'm in the same situation as Antonio. How do I rectify a declaration from previous years by replacing a DDA with a DSDP? When I click on rectify it doesn't give me the option to change the type. I've looked in several places for a way to do this, but I can't find it.

Thank you!

[Rafael]

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Perfect, thank you very much!

[Rafael]

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Hello Vinícuis,

I have one last question: I made the retroactive exit declaration, as you instructed, and when it comes to generating the DARF to pay the tax due, the deadline for payment is April 30, 2020. Is there any way of generating a DARF that is valid and already includes all the fines?

Thank you!

[Rafael]

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I work a 42 x 21 rotation and spend more than half the year out of the country and I'm not sure if I have the right to leave permanently? Do I fit into any situation?

[Rafael]

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Good morning Dr. Vinicius

Congratulations on the content!

I left Brazil at the end of 2022 to work in France. Until then, I had been working in Brazil and filing my tax returns as normal. I will now do the CSD and DSDP as required in 2023. I will still have investments in Brazil (CDB/Shares, Funds, etc.) and I will not migrate everything to a CDE account, I will keep it in my current accounts and brokers.

As I understand it, in 2024 I will fall into the fine mesh because of the movements I had in 2023 (sale of shares, redemption of CDBs or funds, remittance of money to Brazil, etc.) since I will not be submitting the annual declaration because of the non-requirement via DSDP. In this case, my CPF will be "Pending Regularization".

In this regard, I have 2 questions
1- How can I regularize my CPF in this case, having done the DSDP but also maintaining active movements in Brazil? What can the IRS ask for in order to regularize it, a copy of the DSDP is enough?

2 - Could I theoretically regularize this CPF issue every year and simply keep moving my accounts/brokers in Brazil?

Thank you very much!

Rafael

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