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Residency visa and family reunification

Residency visa and family reunification

If one partner becomes a civil resident in Portugal, the other partner, as a third-country national, is also eligible for Portuguese civil residency under the statute of “family reunification”, even

November 12, 2019by Dennis Swing GreeneIn Fiscal Matters

The 2019 affordable rental programme

The Affordable Rental Programme (Programa de Arrendamento AcessĂ­vel – PAA) has been launched to enhance the supply of long-term residential housing at controlled prices. The initiative targets accommodations for individuals

October 21, 2019by Dennis Swing GreeneIn Fiscal Matters, Property
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An ominous letter from the Tax Office

As a resident foreigner, you may receive letters from the Tax Office (Autoridade TributĂĄria). Just as happens with many Portuguese citizens, you will be baffled by the encrypted content, written

May 11, 2017by Dennis Swing GreeneIn Fiscal Matters
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Asking for an invoice || Part 2

e-Invoices for IRS – Q&A With the e-invoice system (e-fatura), the taxman can pre-fill virtually all parts of our annual IRS income tax declarations. Nevertheless, the system still requires a

October 12, 2015by shareitIn Fiscal Matters, Market Report
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IRS 2014 – Procedures nÂș1 – Fiscal Residency

The vast majority of foreign residents share a common trait: most, if not all, of their livelihood comes from outside of Portugal. Great confusion and dis-information abound regarding such income

January 22, 2015by shareitIn Fiscal Matters
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Golden residence permit programme

By Dennis Swing Greene The Golden Residence Permit Programme is a simple, fast-track residence permit programme designed to attract foreign investment into Portugal. The governing regulations for the programme were

September 26, 2013by shareitIn Fiscal Matters, Portugal News
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IRS fiscal year 2012 – Tax Benefits & their limits

By Dennis Swing Greene The budget for 2012 has introduced some global limits for the deductible provisions and for tax benefits (table 1). Although lower income brackets appear to have

March 15, 2013by shareitIn Features, Fiscal Matters
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IRS fiscal year 2012 – BACKGROUND INFORMATION

By Dennis Swing Greene Deductions against the gross income Most tax breaks come in the form of tax credits. After gross taxable income is reduced by any deductions, gross tax

January 18, 2013by shareitIn Features, Fiscal Matters
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Tax Regime for Non-Habitual Residents

By Dr. Eduardo Serra Jorge Decree-Law 249/2009, dated September 23, approved the Investment Tax Code, outlining several measures with the purpose of attracting foreign investment to Portugal. One of the

November 14, 2012by Portugal ResidentIn Features, Fiscal Matters
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EC pressures UK to change ‘discriminatory’ IHT law

by Paul Beckwith The European Commission is putting pressure on the UK to review “discriminatory” rules which mean that transfers between domiciled and non-domiciled spouses are subject to inheritance tax.

October 8, 2012by Portugal ResidentIn Features, Fiscal Matters
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