[Rafael Camarco]

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Hi Vinicius, congratulations on your work, very interesting article.
Could you please answer one question?
I'm going to work in the Middle East in a country that doesn't have an agreement with Brazil, with a 40-day work schedule and 20 days off, and my family will stay here in Brazil. I'm leaving permanently, so I can send my salary to Brazil every month without incurring tax or bring in a larger sum once a year to buy a property, for example.
As I understand it, in Q&A No. 113, if you've left the country permanently, when you return to Brazil you can bring all the money back without incurring tax, but in my case I'd be sending it every month or sporadically to Brazil.
Would I fit into this example you gave of an investor or could I send this money without incurring future tax?
If, in the case of an investor, would there still be a fee of 3,000 to 5,000 for an individual?

Thank you very much

[Rafael Camarco]

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Hello Vinicius, congratulations on your work, very
Interesting article. Could you answer one question
please?
I'm going to work in the Orient
Middle East in a country that does not have an agreement with the
Brazil, 40 days on and 20 days off
my family will stay here in Brazil. I will
I can send it out every month
my salary to Brazil tax free
or bring in a larger amount once a year p
buying a property, for example.

So
I understood it from the Revenue Q&A,
No. 113, those who have left permanently, when they return to
being resident in Brazil can bring all the
tax-free money, but in my
in which case I would send it every month or
sporadically to Brazil.

I would fit in
in this example you gave of an investor or
I could send this money free of charge
future tax ?
If, in the case of an investor,
I would still have a tariff of 3 to 5 thousand p
individual ?

Thank you very much

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