earlyretirement
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Yeah, I think it does depend on what type of account it is. But I made the BIG mistake of declaring my offshore accounts when I was applying for residency and then after that I got taxed on them each year. It's best to consult your accountant about it and what types are taxed or not.
Almost NO Porteños declare their assets outside of Argentina. I posted in another thread, I'm sure Argentina will be more aggressive at least in tracking down Porteños that travel abroad all the time and then compiling a list of people and the places they are going to often and then checking public records to see if they own real estate there.
As far as banks, I seriously doubt you will get banks around the world agreeing to cooperate with Argentina/AFIP. Other countries yes...but Argentina..No because of their pariah status in the international banking community.
As far as if you have to declare that cash... for all AFIP knows, you had debts you had to pay off, or you gifted that money to family members (if you're American you can legally gift away $13,000 per person) so for all they know you gave a $13,000 gift to each one of your kids, your parents, your siblings, your cousins, etc.
The plain truth of the matter is it's almost impossible for Argentina to enforce any assets that are outside of Argentina. Heck, they have a hard enough time getting Porteños to pay what they owe INSIDE of Argentina.... they think they are focusing more on that.
But I still tell my Porteño friends that own properties in Miami and Florida to get their properties out of their name ASAP. They all just purchased under their own names which is silly due to the worldwide asset tax rule in Argentina.
Almost NO Porteños declare their assets outside of Argentina. I posted in another thread, I'm sure Argentina will be more aggressive at least in tracking down Porteños that travel abroad all the time and then compiling a list of people and the places they are going to often and then checking public records to see if they own real estate there.
As far as banks, I seriously doubt you will get banks around the world agreeing to cooperate with Argentina/AFIP. Other countries yes...but Argentina..No because of their pariah status in the international banking community.
As far as if you have to declare that cash... for all AFIP knows, you had debts you had to pay off, or you gifted that money to family members (if you're American you can legally gift away $13,000 per person) so for all they know you gave a $13,000 gift to each one of your kids, your parents, your siblings, your cousins, etc.
The plain truth of the matter is it's almost impossible for Argentina to enforce any assets that are outside of Argentina. Heck, they have a hard enough time getting Porteños to pay what they owe INSIDE of Argentina.... they think they are focusing more on that.
But I still tell my Porteño friends that own properties in Miami and Florida to get their properties out of their name ASAP. They all just purchased under their own names which is silly due to the worldwide asset tax rule in Argentina.