The Portuguese Government has new proposed law exempts to start-up multinational groups from a supplementary 15% minimum tax for their first five years of international operations. This aims to support groups beginning their global expansion without financial strain....
As an accounting and payroll English speaking firm in Portugal, OportoAccounting observes that the number of exporting companies is currently 40,000, has risen successively over in recent years in Portugal, a growing trend that was only interrupted in the pandemic...
As an English-speaking accounting and payroll firm based in Porto, Portugal, Oporto Accounting notes that Portugal is the seventh most peaceful country in the world according to the Global Peace Index 2024 and ranked in the fifth position in Europe. The Global Peace...
Starting in early 2026, the Portuguese Electronic Passport (PEP) will have a validity period of ten years at the beginning of 2026, instead of the current five years. Reasons such as the short period of validity and the existence of "high quality" counterfeits...
The new measure will take effect on August 1, 2024. The Republic President of Portugal has promulgated a government diploma that allows young people up to the age of 35 to be exempt from paying the Municipal Property Transfer Tax (IMT) and Stamp Tax (IS) when...
The Portuguese government plans to reintroduce tax incentives for non-habitual residents as part of a broader economic stimulus package. This initiative aims to support companies and the economy, being the focus to attract foreign professionals by offering a fixed...
As an English-speaking accounting and payroll firm in Portugal, Oporto Accounting, observes that Portugal has been ranked 15th best country for expats in Expat Insider 2024 ranking Which evaluates the best countries for people living abroad. This annual survey...
Portugal is becoming an attractive destination for investors, with significant opportunities in key economic sectors, according to the "Structural Trends Shaping Portugal's Economy and Growth" report commissioned by Euronext. The report also highlights Portugal as...
Minister Mário Centeno, Portugal's former finance minister, has signed a landmark protocol to avoid double taxation, significantly impacting emigrated taxpayers. This protocol, involving agreements with multiple countries across various continents, aims to prevent...
Porto, second biggest city of Portugal, will start providing tax benefits to startups. The decision results from following a memorandum of understanding signed between the municipal council and Startup Portugal. This agreement coincides with the inauguration of...