Entrepreneurs in Algarve fear 2012 VAT rise

By PAULO SILVESTRE paulo.silvestre@theresidentgroup.com An increasingly worsening financial situation has seen tourism chiefs coming together to coordinate a response to the Government’s announcement about a possible VAT increase affecting the

October 20, 2011by shareitIn

Algarve still in limbo over tolls on A22

As the new Government prepares to take power, the Algarve waits for a decision about the introduction of tolls on the A22 road (Via do Infante). Left-wing politician João Vasconcelos,

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

D-day for A22 tolls is around the corner

By PAULO SILVESTRE paulo.silvestre@theresidentgroup.com Portugal’s government is soon to announce the date when the payment of tolls will start on the A22 – Via do Infante. Equipment is already in

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Everything in place for tolls on A22

All measures are now in place for the collection of tolls on the A22, with national roads company Estradas de Portugal (EP) just waiting for legislation to be passed by

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Preparations underway for A22 tolls in autumn

By PAULO SILVESTRE paulo.silvestre@theresidentgroup.com As the new Government seems intent on introducing tolls on the remaining SCUT roads throughout Portugal, including the Algarve’s A22, from September, residents and tourists need

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Together against tolls

By PAULO SILVESTRE paulo.silvestre@theresidentgroup.com Opposition parties expressed their concerns about the introduction of tolls on the remaining SCUT roads that are still free to users, namely the A22 (Algarve), A23,

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Tolls are on the way

By PAULO SILVESTRE & DAISY SAMPSON news@algarveresident.com Electronic toll tag devices for foreign plated vehicles are already available at the Olhão service station along ​​the A22. This, and the Portuguese

October 18, 2011by shareitIn

Tolls on the A22 could start next weekend

By PAULO SILVESTRE paulo.silvestre@theresidentgroup.com Tolls on A22 road (Via do Infante) may come into effect as early as October 15. For this to happen, the Portuguese Council of Ministers must

October 18, 2011by shareitIn