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Capital Gains Tax in Portugal: how does it work? 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....
The Portuguese government established the non-habitual resident (NHR) scheme in 2009. This tax resident special status offers expats (including Portuguese nationals) who want to live in Portugal a 20% flat tax on certain types of Portuguese sourced income or a...
How to move to Madeira? If you are considering relocation to one of the world's safest countries and live on the serene island of Madeira, there are steps that you cannot miss out on. From immigration to taxation, healthcare, children's school, etc. Our team of...
If you're thinking about moving to Portugal or Madeira Island, there are a few basic procedures you should take to prevent tax and immigration issues. Your friends are not tax or immigration advisors. Remember that although your friends might already be living in...
The personal income tax system in Portugal is sometimes challenging to grasp; that is why we have prepared this article summarizing the key aspects of the Portuguese tax system. How does the Tax System in Portugal Work? The Basics The Portuguese tax system consists of...
After thoughtful consideration (or maybe on impulse, like some of our clients who have fallen immediately in love with the island), you are buying property in Portugal, or even in the Pearl of the Atlantic, Madeira island. As lawyers and accountants, our team...
The Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) Portugal program is a special tax regime applicable to the foreign income of natural persons. This program is specially designed for people who wish to transfer their residence to Portugal. Persons eligible for the non-habitual...
Acquisition of property in Madeira is an excellent opportunity for investors looking into obtaining the Portuguese Golden Visa. According to the latest real estate market statistics provided by Portugal's leading property sale and rental website Idealista. Property...
Personal Income Tax Freelancers (or digital nomads) wishing to relocate for an extended period, more than 183 days may be liable to Portuguese personal income tax on their worldwide income. Exploring the Non-Habitual Tax Resident (NHR) route may be an option that one...
Relocating to Madeira (your dream island) is a simple process, and there are three things that you need to take into account before moving, so no mistakes are made. First and foremost, one must understand that residency entails two aspects: tax and immigration. The...