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Navigating Portugal’s immigration laws can be confusing and overwhelming. It’s important to know when it’s necessary to consult an immigration lawyer to ensure you are meeting the requirements to live, work, and stay in Portugal and Madeira Island. In this blog post,...
Doing business in Portugal is an exciting prospect for foreign investors. With a vibrant culture, excellent infrastructure, and a tax-friendly environment, Portugal is an ideal place for entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses. In this article, we'll explore...
The Portugal Remote Work Visa (officially known as the Portugal Digital Nomad Visa) has recently been established. The country has become a popular destination for travellers and those digital nomads looking to relocate, especially to Madeira Island. Portugal offers a...
If you are considering relocation to live abroad, you should know about the ten unique benefits of living in Portugal, including Madeira Island. Although there are more than ten benefits of living in Portugal, we believe the following are the most compelling. 1....
Our team of lawyers, with more than 25 years of experience in the real estate sector, has devised a list of how to avoid the pitfalls of buying property in Portugal, specifically Madeira Island. Below is a brief checklist of what you should do or look after when...
Does Portugal Tax Foreign Income? Yes, Portugal taxes foreign income received by Portuguese tax residents. Foreign income is included in the individual's taxable income in Portugal and is subject to the same tax rates as domestic income. Nevertheless, double taxation...
Suppose you and your partner plan to become American expats in Portugal (including Madeira Island). In that case, there is a list of things you need to be aware of before relocating to this European Union-Member state. Given our over 25 years of experience in...
Expats, are people who live and work in a location other than their nation of origin. And if you are reading this article, you are probably within the expat community in Portugal or Madeira Island. One of the most significant problems that expats (and freelancers)...
A Taxation Big Brother Automatic exchange of information (AEOI or routine exchange) is actual and is legislated within the European Union, and the Autonomous Region of Madeira is part of it. A prevalent misperception is that foreign nationals may choose where to pay...
Definition of Tax Residency Generally, a taxpayer is considered to be a tax resident in Portugal if he remains more than 183 days. This counting refers to any period of 12 months beginning or ending in the year in question. One is also resident if he/she owns housing...