Tax avoidance – a thing of the past?
Some time back I wrote an article entitled ‘Offshore is dead – long live onshore’. The article was written taking into consideration the raft of legislation that has been implemented,
Euro Weekly
The European single currency started the week well against both the US dollar and the British pound, although the recent high’s soon gave way to profit taking and a rather
Sole traders – FAQ’s || Part 5
This is the fifth in a seven-part series on the self employed in Portugal Question: What is the difference between Standard Accounts and the Simplified Regime? euroFINESCO: Standard Accounts refers
Significant UK Budget changes 2016
In his eighth Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne announced very few changes that are likely to affect expatriates on March 16 2016. The Personal Allowance is increasing
EUR weekly
The euro continues to trade higher against both the US dollar and the British pound, despite the obvious weakness of the Eurozone economy and the very accommodative nature of the
Where should I invest?
Two of the most common questions asked by investors are: “when should I invest?” and “where should I invest?” With regards to the first question, while market volatility can provide
EUR weekly update
The European single currency has maintained its recent strong tone having gained further ground against both the US dollar and British pound over the last week. Weak European inflation currently
EUR weekly update
The European single currency has maintained its recent strong tone having gained further ground against both the US dollar and British pound over the last week. Weak European inflation currently
Take the hassle out of regular overseas payments
If you are one of the thousands of Brits who currently own a home in Portugal, it’s likely that you will have moved a large amount of money between countries
More on the rights of sole traders
This is the fourth in a seven-part series on the self employed in Portugal In recent years, the self-employed have gained more and more rights. Nowadays, as occurs with salaried