In 2025, tax residents in Madeira, or anywhere in Portugal, must legally report their worldwide income to the Portuguese Tax Authority (Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira). This duty applies regardless of the source or location of the revenue. It is based on...
The tax rate in Portugal for expats spans from 13.25% to 48% for high earners. This significant range reflects the country’s progressive tax system that affects international residents differently based on income levels and tax status. Portugal remains one of Europe’s...
Living in Madeira as an expat comes with its unique charm and tax responsibilities. Understanding Portugal's tax deductions is essential for maximising savings when filing your IRS return. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of key deductions expats should know: Table of...
Planning your retirement in Madeira is an exciting venture filled with endless beauty, tranquil living, and advantageous financial opportunities. However, understanding taxes in Portugal for retirees can significantly improve your quality of life and economic...
If you’re an expat considering retiring in Portugal, understanding the retirement tax in Portugal is essential to making informed financial decisions. Portugal has long been a popular destination for foreign retirees due to its climate, safety, and lifestyle, but...
This article presents Portugal’s Tax Cuts in 2025, which are happening in the Autonomous Region of Madeira through changes in the areas of Personal Income Tax (IRS) and Corporate Income Tax (IRC), with a special focus on the measures recently implemented in the...
If you’re an expat living in Madeira or an international investor considering the island’s unique tax advantages and business opportunities, choosing the right accountant professional is one of your most important decisions. Madeira’s regulatory landscape and...
If you’re an expat living in Portugal or planning your move here, staying informed about Portugal’s tax cuts in 2025 is crucial. In 2025, the Portuguese Government introduced new IRS (personal income tax) rates to ease the tax burden, which may lead to a tax reduction...
When Portugal abruptly ended the original Non-Habitual Resident (NHR 1.0) tax regime, it sent shockwaves through the international investment and relocation communities—in a global race to attract high-net-worth individuals and skilled professionals, Portugal, once a...
Introduction Portugal’s “Mais Habitação” Law (Law no. 56/2023, of October 6) introduced several measures to address the country’s housing challenges. Among these, a temporary tax benefit was established, allowing certain capital gains from the sale of real estate to...