Brazil's enduring income tax exemption for nonresident heirs and donees by Luís Claudio Gomes Pinto, Antonio Luis Henrique da Silva and Pedro Vianna de Ulhôa Canto
By: Pinto, Luís Claudio Gomes
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Contributor(s): Silva, Antonio Luis Henrique da
| Canto, Pedro Vianna de Ulhôa
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Resumen.
In this article, the authors, argue that Brazil's long-standing income tax exemption for donations and inheritances remains in force for both resident and nonresident recipients despite recent attemps to subjet nonresident donees and heirs to withholding income tax.
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