Current NHR tax holders in race against time to mitigate future tax burdens
New report reveals that as many as 73% of current NHR tax holders in Portugal risk progressive tax rates of between 28% to 48% if they don’t structure their income
Portugal described as “form of economic miracle”
Country ‘basks’ in two positive endorsements in same day With the country’s political parties already in ‘campaign mode’ ahead of the dissolution of parliament, the outgoing government received two undeniable
Portuguese economy “still a long way from taking off” – president
Marcelo speaks in Moldova as INE releases latest flash estimate President of the Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, is on the last leg of his official visit to Moldova today
IMF projects public sector budget deficits for 2023, 2024, not surplus
The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday has said today that it expects Portugal this year to have a public sector budget deficit equivalent to 0.2% of gross domestic product, with
IMF official praises fiscal squeeze despite ‘modest’ growth outlook
A senior official at the International Monetary Fund has warned that it foresees “quite modest” economic growth for Portugal in the coming years, while praising the contractionary fiscal policy of
Economy slows down in third quarter
The Portuguese economy lost speed in the third quarter, according to the CIP/ISEG Economic Climate Barometer released today, which predicts “the same trajectory” for the last quarter of the year,
Inflation drops slightly in September
The year-on-year rate of change in the Consumer Price Index was 3.6% in September, 0.1 percentage points less than in August, according to the flash estimate released by Statistics Portugal (INE) on Friday.
PM hails impact of revised €22 billion recovery plan on economy
“Portugal is always exceptional in exceptional moments,” said PM Prime Minister António Costa has hailed the impact of the revised version of Portugal’s Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP, or PRR
Portuguese economy expected to slow in coming quarters – analysts
Portugal’s Forum for Competitiveness believes that the performance of the Portuguese economy will slow down markedly over the next few quarters, making it difficult to achieve the growth target set
Portuguese economy lacklustre through August
The Portuguese economy has pretty much stagnated, even through August, writes Expresso today: “after going through the main part of July and the beginning of August below levels registered in