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Donation - home country - Tax in the USA?

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Hello,

I am currently adjusting status from my K1 visa, however I am already thinking about taxes. My parents want to donate me two houses in my home country, Brazil, in the next few months, and I wonder if I will need to pay taxes here in the USA related to it. I still don't have a green card, but I assume that I will probably receive it around the same time my parents will donate me the houses (they cant do it earlier, due to Brazilian bureaucracy).

If some Brazilian read this: Do you think filling the Declaracao de Saida Definitiva do Pais will make a difference on the scenario?

Thanks a lot :)

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