Portugal after Brexit: A smarter way to stay in the EU market
For UK businesses, Brexit didn’t just change trade rules, it changed the entire way of operating in Europe. Portugal has become a natural choice for companies looking to keep their EU access simple, cost-effective, and compliant. Here’s why Portugal works, how to...
Bilateral Fund Open Call #1 – EEA Grants 2021–2028 Portugal
Funding call under the EEA Grants Bilateral Fund supporting collaborative initiatives between Portugal, Norway, and/or Iceland in the fields of defence, security, and foreign policy, including cybersecurity, maritime security, hybrid threats, critical infrastructure,...
Portugal 2030 confirms new funding opportunities for companies between 2026 and 2027
The updated Portugal 2030 calls calendar confirms a new cycle of funding opportunities for companies operating in Portugal, with more than 200 planned calls and approximately €3.16 billion in available funding expected between...
Tax authorities clarify IRS benefit for employee share plans in Portugal
The Portuguese Tax Authority has acknowledged that certain employee share plans may qualify for favourable IRS tax treatment, although it has also made clear that access to the benefit depends on strict documentary evidence and compliance with the legal conditions...
Tax deadlines in Portugal for 2026 for Freelancers and Companies
Understanding tax deadlines in Portugal is essential for both self-employed individuals and companies operating in the country. Missing reporting or payment deadlines may result in penalties, interest charges and unnecessary administrative complications. For...
Digitalisation and automation in accounting for international businesses
Digitalisation and automation are reshaping the accounting landscape, offering international businesses unprecedented opportunities to streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve accuracy. For companies operating in Portugal, these technologies are not just a...
Government Incentives in Portugal: What businesses should consider before applying
Portugal offers a wide range of government incentives designed to support business growth, innovation, and internationalisation. These incentives, including tax credits, grants, and funding programs, can significantly reduce costs and improve competitiveness. However,...
Change is accelerating in companies and increasing the need for structured management
The pace of change inside companies has accelerated significantly over the past year, according to the study Leading without a landing, conducted by the strategic consultancy H Advisors in partnership with the research company YouGov. The report analyses how...
EUIPO SME Fund for intellectual property registration
EUIPO SME Fund 2026 supports small and medium-sized enterprises in reducing the cost of protecting intellectual property, through reimbursement of eligible fees related to trademarks, designs, patents and other IP rights. The programme is managed by the European Union...
Accounting reporting requirements in Portugal for companies
Companies operating in Portugal must comply with a set of accounting and reporting obligations that go beyond basic bookkeeping. In addition to tax compliance, businesses are required to maintain organised accounting records and prepare periodic financial reports that...
