Quem saiu do Brasil há mais de 6 anos não precisa fazer saída fiscal?

During a lecture at the Brazilian Consulate General in Washington, a Federal Revenue Auditor stated that anyone who left Brazil more than 6 years ago has already exceeded the statute of limitations—and that, in this case, there would be no collection of fines, taxes, or interest. But what does this really mean? In this video, I explain: – What is the statute of limitations in the National Tax Code? – Why does the Revenue Service mention 6 years when the law mentions 5? – How does the fine for not reporting departure work? – When is it enough to regularize by email? – And when can the problem reappear? The obligation to report definitive departure is stipulated in RFB Normative Instruction No. 208/2002. The 5-year statute of limitations is in Article 173 of the National Tax Code. In other words: it's not amnesty. It's not automatic forgiveness. It's the application of the law. If you left Brazil 6, 7, 9, or even 20 years ago, this video is essential to understand what can—and cannot—be required by the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service. 📌 Each case needs to be analyzed individually. For personalized consulting and analysis: 📩 [email protected]