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How long can you stay in Portugal as a non-resident? This is one of the most asked questions our team of lawyers receives from those looking to relocate to Madeira Island. With that question in mind, our team has prepared the following article detailing how long you...
The cost of living in Portugal varies between different regions and cities within the country. Therefore a comparison between the most popular destinations among expats for relocation is required. One of the best sources to compare the cost of living in Portugal is...
Many of our clients, who qualify as residents for tax purposes in Portugal, always ask us how the tax return in Portugal work. To understand how the tax return in Portugal works, one must first understand the Portuguese Personal Income Tax (also known as IRS)....
The Portuguese bureaucracy can be challenging, and it is no different when it comes to taxation; that is why having a personal tax accountant in Portugal, and Madeira Island is vital to a successful relocation. This article will outline why having a personal tax...
Taxation on Portugal real estate capital gains on real estate are changing from 2023 onwards. Under the new rules introduced by the Portuguese State Budget for 2023: capital gains obtained by non-residents from the sale of real estate and on the onerous transfer of...
Under Portugal's Non-Habitual Resident Tax scheme, many foreigners (and Portuguese) relocating to Portugal enjoy for a period of ten consecutive and non-renewable years a set of unique tax benefits and exemptions. Notwithstanding the above, there are five main things...
Taxes in Portugal for foreigners are, for many, a dream come true. In fact, under the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR), taxes in Portugal for foreigners are considerably lower. Those qualifying for the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) regime qualify as residents for tax...
Capital gains are taxed differently in Portugal, depending on how they are created and the taxpayer’s tax residence status. The following is a broad overview of the country’s current capital gains taxes regime. Residents Real-Estate Capital Gains Residents, for tax...
Portugal Crypto Tax Haven to end in 2023 The Assembly of the Republic approved a “new crypto asset taxation regime” with “the aim to create a broad and appropriate tax framework applicable to crypto assets, in terms of taxation of income and wealth” from FY2023...
The Portugal passive income visa (D7 Visa) requirements are several, as this type of visa allows foreign citizens who wish to reside in Portugal (either as retirees or living out of their income), regardless of age, the entrance in Portugal to obtain a residence...