We offer consulting and guidance about tax rules that apply to Brazilians moving to another country on a temporary or definitive basis, in special for the correct characterization of the non-resident condition in Brazil for tax purposes.
We help you to prepare documents and declarations to formalize your definitive leave from the country to the Brazilian Internal Revenue Service, besides other obligations and diligences in order to avoid future pending, as well as tax planning opportunities.
We clarify questions about the correct tax management in a personalized way, addressing, for example, themes like accounts and financial applications, real estates, society participations, retirement, private pension plan, among other peculiarities, during all phases of the expatriation: before the exit from Brazil, during the period of residence abroad, and also after the returning to Brazil.
We also provide consulting services about the tax compliance in Brazil applicable to non-residents, in attention to the Brazilian law, international treaties to avoid double taxation and best market practices.
In partnership with our global network or with your international service providers, we develop integrated solutions that make sense in all involved countries.
RELATED PRODUCTS
Tax consulting and succession planning
We assist tax residents and non-residents in Brazil with income taxation over investments in Brazil and abroad, tax and succession planning, among other subjects.
Support for Brazilians with asset or income abroad
Our experience allows us to act in the tax planning, complying with the rules and international treaties in order to avoid double taxation. We provide, in partnership with offices abroad, integrated solutions that make sense in all involved countries.
Tax compliance: declarations
Besides acting with consulting, we also offer services like elaboration and filing of tax documents like Annual Tax Returns, Declaration of Brazilian Asset Abroad, Communication of Definitive Exit, Certificate of Coverage, among others.
Support for Brazilians returning to Brazil after a period living abroad
Guidance since the planning of return to Brazil, in reference of declarations to public administrative agencies and other obligations, until tax management for expatriates who intend to keep tax obligations with other countries after returning to Brazil.
Support for Brazilians moving abroad
We offer guidance since planning of definitive leave from the country, related to declarations to administrative agencies and other obligations, until the tax management for expatriates who intend to maintain tax obligations with Brazil, living abroad.
Tax administrative litigation
Our knowledge in the tax law allows us to offer guidance services and representation of individuals towards tax administrative agencies in diverse situations, like income tax returns pending (“income tax inspection”), CPF (taxpayer number) irregularities, among others.
Tax compliance: tax calculations
We calculate the income tax (monthly income tax, variable income from trading on the stock exchange in Brazil, capital gains) and income over donations and inheritances (GIT – Gift and Inheritance Tax / ITCMD – Imposto de Transmissão Causa Mortis e Doação) due to income in Brazil and abroad, whenever possible compensating taxes paid abroad, taking advantage of the hypotheses of exemption, etc.
Support for foreigners with tax obligations in Brazil
Guidance since the planning of entrance in the Country, in reference of declarations to administrative agencies and other obligations, until the tax management for foreigners who live abroad but own asset and/or income in Brazil.
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Taxation of investments abroad
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Real estate acquired by the individual or by legal entity
Is it worth transferring the properties of the individual to a legal entity?
What is better for couples, make one or two tax returns?
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Bye-bye Brazil
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