Ricardo Tosto explains the new law of regularization of goods abroad
The lawyer and partner of law firm Leite, Tosto e Barros, Ricardo Tosto, talks about the law that is globalizing the law. Law 13,254, which deals with the regulation of assets abroad, which has only recently been regulated, has been a link between professionals working inside and outside Brazil.
The relationship between Brazilian and foreign lawyers becomes fundamental to combat organized crime. Ricardo Tosto also points out that it is not an option to declare assets held, it is an imposition, which makes possible the partnership between administrators of Brazilian assets abroad.
The importance of legal guidance in this case to people who came to Brazil and did not pay attention to the legislation of our country will have that chance now. The lawyer Ricardo Tosto quotes that the fine will be a little more than 10% of the total value of the asset asset, and the similar tax, on the final value, with the advantage of, for example, before being 3.54 million and now be 2.65 million, which means a reduction of the rate from 30% to
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Another favorable point of the law is that Law 13,254 will still have a deadline for the taxpayer to regularize. For example, in European and American banks, at the same time, they may close the door for investors or account holders who lack transparency as to the regularity and origin of their assets. In a legal analysis, and in a short time, the tendency is to make it impossible to maintain accounts or assets in several parts of the map without providing all the necessary information of the true holder, which will make it difficult to attempt to defraud the tax system between
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