Expatriate tax ebook - Brazil

Individuals are taxed on a cash basis. Payments from non- Brazilian sources, such as bonuses relating to services rendered prior to or after an assignment in Brazil generally are not taxable if received when the expatriate is not resident for tax purposes and not paid by a Brazilian company.

Information about Brazil:

Last updated 25 October 2010

This information has been provided by Grant Thornton do Brasil, Brazilian member firm within Grant Thornton International Ltd, and is for informational purposes only. Neither Grant Thornton do Brasil or Grant Thornton International Ltd can guarantee the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of the data contained herein. As such, you should not act on the information without first seeking professional tax advice.

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