Declare o ganho de capital e a fonte pagadora.

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Breakdown of Declare o ganho de capital e a fonte pagadora.

• declarar: to declare or report officially
• o ganho de capital: the capital gain
• a fonte pagadora: the paying source (for tax purposes)

Questions & Answers about Declare o ganho de capital e a fonte pagadora.

Why does the sentence start with Declare? Is that a command?

Yes. Declare is the imperative form of the verb declarar, meaning to declare or to report.

In Brazilian Portuguese, this form is commonly used in:

• instructions
• official forms
• tax guidance
• manuals

So Declare o ganho de capital e a fonte pagadora means something like Report the capital gain and the paying source.

This imperative form here sounds direct but neutral, which is very common in administrative or official language.

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Who is the command directed to? Is Declare formal or informal?

Here, Declare is the imperative form normally associated with você in Brazilian Portuguese.

That means it is usually:

• standard
• neutral
• very common in Brazil

In Brazil, você is widely used in everyday language, and official instructions often use this kind of imperative.

Compare:

• Declarar = to declare
• Declare = declare! / report!
• Declara can also be an imperative in some contexts, but in standard Brazilian usage with você, declare is the expected form for a command like this.

So a learner should recognize Declare as a typical Brazilian Portuguese instruction form.

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