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International Tax

Definitive departure from Brazil: Understand the new tax system, the risks of not declaring and when it is really worth formalizing your departure

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In recent months, the issue of definitive departure from Brazil has returned to the center of discussions after a controversial statement by the federal government and the Internal Revenue Service indicating a greater effort to identify Brazilians who have left the country but continue to be considered tax residents because they have not formalized their departure. However, the information was subsequently refuted […]

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The Complexity of American Taxation and the Different Profiles of Professionals: CPA, Enrolled Agent and Unlicensed Preparers

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The U.S. tax system is known for its complexity, large volume of rules, and constant updates. Each year, taxpayers must interpret federal, state, and, in many cases, local rules, in addition to dealing with a set of forms, credits, deductions, and ancillary obligations that vary according to economic activity and family structure.

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International Streamers and the Withholding of 30% in the USA: How to RECOVER PART OF THE WITHHELD AMOUNT

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If you are a successful streamer on YouTube, Twitch, or Fortnite, you know that monetizing your content is a global reality. However, for streamers outside the United States, this often comes with a surprise: the 30% withholding tax on their earnings by the platforms. This tax, required by the government

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Do you receive donations from outside the United States? Look out for IRS Form 3520.

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Form 3520, also known as the “Annual Return To Report Transactions With Foreign Trusts and Receipt of Certain Foreign Gifts,” is a crucial document for U.S. citizens and residents who have financial relationships with foreign trusts or who receive significant gifts from foreign sources. This form is required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and has

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Investing in Oil and Gas: Tax Benefits and Opportunities

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The oil and gas sector is one of the pillars of the global economy, offering not only investment opportunities but also significant tax benefits for investors. In this article, we will explore the advantages of investing in this sector and the tax incentives available. 1. Growth Opportunities: Investing in oil and gas can be highly profitable, especially

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If you live outside the US and have not fulfilled your obligations to the IRS, learn about the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Filing Compliance program that can help you.

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As we know, the United States is one of the few countries in the world that requires its permanent residents and American citizens to continue filing their taxes even if they live in other countries, and many who are unaware of this obligation end up never sending their taxes to Uncle Sam's land, thus becoming delinquent with the Internal Revenue Service.

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