Decree-Law 76/2024 of 23 October, which entered into force on 1 November, approves a series of amendments to the legal framework governing the operation of local lodging establishments...

That means spending at least six months of the year in Portugal.

The first peculiarity of the scheme is that in order to be considered as a Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) you must be habitually resident! That means spending at least...

Portugal's new government announced that it plans to reintroduce tax breaks for foreign residents, as part of a package of 60 measures to stimulate growth that were approved by the cabinet on 4 July.

What is your next move when Portuguese NHR status expires?

Understanding the nuances of corporate taxation in Portugal is crucial for effectively advising your international clientele or to understand your business as an entrepreneur.

Opening a bank account in Portugal can be a seamless experience for both residents and non-residents, as long as you follow the right steps.

Portugal has emerged as a haven for entrepreneurs and established businesses alike with their government incentives for start-ups and businesses.

The unit-linked life insurance is commonly used not just for protection purposes but also as an investment.

Recent interest from the international financial and investment community in Portuguese real estate has motivated the Portuguese Government to introduce a new investment vehicle, exclusively dedicated to real estate investment.

For foreign investors, particularly Americans and Canadians dreaming of life in Portugal, or crypto enthusiasts seeking a tax-friendly haven, Portugal's Non-Habitual Residence (NHR)...

Portugal is a member of the EU and offers an internationally competitive tax framework that is both transparent and compliant.

Non-Habitual Residents (NHRs) in Portugal are facing an increased number of tax enquiries – and these are likely to result in very large tax bills.

It was published today Law nr. 49/2013, establishing a Special Tax Credit for Investments ("STCI").

The Portuguese Government announced the introduction of a new visa for digital nomads, which came into force on the 30th October 2022, allowing remote workers and/or self-employees to...

As the tax season progresses in Portugal, it is crucial for residents to be aware of upcoming deadlines to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.

Portugal's allure extends far beyond its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. In recent years, the country has emerged as a favourite destination for international citizens seeking a tax-advantageous and fulfilling lifestyle.

If you are considering buying residential property in Portugal as an investment, with a view to renting it out, you are advised to appoint a fiscal representative to handle the necessary accounting services in Portugal and to ensure that you stay in compliance with the Portuguese tax system.