→ The deadline for filing the Annual Income Tax Return (“DDA”) for individuals began on March 17, 2025 and ends at 11:59 PM on May 30, 2025.
→ The income tax return software is available for download on the Federal Revenue Service website.
→ Annual taxable income above R$ 33,888.00;
→ Exempt, non-taxable, or exclusively taxed at source income above R$ 200,000.00;
→ Gross revenue from rural activity exceeding R$ 169,440.00;
→ Capital gains from the sale of assets or rights;
→ Transactions on stock exchanges (i) exceeding R$ 40,000.00; or (ii) with net gains subject to tax;
→ Possession or ownership of assets or rights whose total value is equal to or greater than R$ 800,000.00;
→ Opted for income tax exemption on capital gains from the sale of residential properties, followed by the acquisition of another property within 180 days;
→ Held a trust and/or other contracts governed by foreign law;
→ Opted for the updating of real estate assets to market value;
→ Received income abroad from financial investments and profits and dividends;
→ Became a resident in Brazil;
→ To submit the pre-filled tax return, you need a “gov.br” account at the silver level or higher;
→ The tax due on dividends, interest, and capital gains from abroad should not be paid monthly, but only in the Annual Tax Return (DAA), definitively, at a rate of 15%;
→ For cases of income from controlled companies abroad ( offshore ), tax payment at a rate of 15% on profits, even if not distributed (i) if the company is located in a tax haven or country with a privileged tax regime, or (ii) passive income exceeding 40%;
→ Indiscriminate updating of asset values is not possible, so improvements to real estate, for example, must be properly detailed.
→ Late filing of the tax return subjects the taxpayer to a fine ranging from a minimum of R$ 165.74 to a maximum of 20% of the income tax due.
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