Your Brazilian Tax ID (CPF) May Say You Never Left Brazil

Moved abroad years ago, but your CPF still treats you as if you live in Brazil? Your Brazilian tax ID (CPF) does not update itself when you move. Unless you formally tell the Brazilian tax authorities that you left, your CPF can keep showing you as a Brazilian tax resident, with all the obligations that come with it. Read the full article: https://marqueslima.com.br/en/saida-d... Chapters: 0:00 Four problems, one cause: your CPF record 0:41 Who must keep a CPF registration from abroad 1:43 Why an outdated record blocks transactions 2:41 Updating the CPF from abroad 3:19 Power of attorney signed abroad 4:04 What to do, in order 5:11 Registration is not the same as tax status 5:26 Summary In this video I explain, in plain English, what your CPF says about your tax status, why it matters for banks, property, inheritances and tax returns, and what you can do to put your records in order while living abroad. Need help with your CPF or tax status in Brazil? More about the firm: https://marqueslima.com.br/en/ Brazilian law and paperwork, explained in plain English. I am Luis Lima, a Brazilian lawyer admitted to the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) for over twenty-five years. This channel covers Brazilian law only. This video is informational and is not legal advice. It does not create a lawyer-client relationship. For matters under the law of your country of residence, consult a professional licensed there. #Brazil #CPF #BrazilTax #BraziliansAbroad #ExpatBrazil