Portuguese tax laws set rates between 13% and 48% for residents, while non-residents pay a flat 25% rate - an interesting fact many don't know. Tax knowledge becomes crucial when you move to Madeira Island. Your tax obligations can vary by a lot based on your...
The Portuguese Constitutional Court, in Ruling 348/2025, declared the unconstitutionality, with general binding force, of the rule contained in Article 44(2) of the Personal Income Tax Code (CIRS), in the interpretation according to which, to determine the gains...
Portugal isn't a tax-free country, despite its popularity from the previous Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) tax regime. The NHR program was used to offer tax-free global income and reduced rates on certain Portuguese business activities. This program closed in January...
More often than not, becoming a tax resident in Portugal is the legal consequence of obtaining a residency permit under immigration law, be it through a D7 Visa, a D2 Visa or sometimes through the Golden Visa. However, understanding the rules and obligations attached...
Capital gains tax is a key topic when considering an investment or property sale in Portugal, especially for non-residents. Understanding how the capital gains tax in Portugal for non-residents works can help you make informed financial decisions and plan effectively....
If you’re planning your expat retirement in Portugal, understanding the financial, legal, and practical aspects is crucial for a smooth transition. Madeira Corporate Services is here to help you turn your dream retirement in Portugal into a secure and fulfilling...
Regarding Portugal taxes for foreigners, you must understand essential rules and procedures to stay compliant and make the most of your financial situation. This 2025 “handbook” provides critical insights for Madeira expats, helping you confidently navigate Portugal’s...
Looking for a tax lawyer in Portugal? Suppose you have just landed in Madeira as an expat “fresh off the boat” and embark on a relocation process. In that case, it is crucial to understand and comply with Portuguese tax laws, which more often than not can feel...
Is it possible to retire in Portugal tax-free? Historically, Portugal’s Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) tax regime offered significant tax advantages, making expat retirement in Portugal particularly appealing, first through non-taxation of pension income and then with a...
Overview of the Portuguese Pension System The Centro Nacional de Pensões (CNP) primarily manages the Portuguese pension system under Segurança Social, the national social security organisation. It comprises two main components: Contributory Pension: An...