Brazilians residing abroad.
If you have been outside Brazil for over 12 consecutive months, or you moved abroad with no plans to return.
A program built for Brazilians who moved to the U.S. and need to close their tax chapter back home. Clean exit from Brazil's IRS, no loose ends.
If you fit any of the cases below, the Fiscal Exit is the step that puts your status in order.
If you have been outside Brazil for over 12 consecutive months, or you moved abroad with no plans to return.
Even living abroad, if you still receive rent, dividends, or hold investments in Brazil, this applies to you.
The Fiscal Exit keeps you from paying taxes twice: once in Brazil and once where you actually live.
Skipping the exit notice can pile up fines and headaches with Brazil's IRS down the line.
After the Fiscal Exit, you no longer need to file annual Brazilian income tax on foreign earnings.
Without the Fiscal Exit, you can end up paying tax in two places: Brazil and where you live. By registering as non-resident, your foreign income becomes exempt in Brazil.
The JJD Tax Center CEO explains why the Fiscal Exit matters.
Answer 8 quick questions and discover whether you need to regularize your fiscal status with the Brazilian IRS.
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