This week in Portugal: The Carnation Revolution parade marches on, Politicians rally against anti-immigration, house prices rise, investors don’t get taxed, and the sabre-rattling continues.
Before he resigned as prime minister amid a corruption scandal in November, Antonio Costa said Portugal’s non-habitual resident tax regime — which offers foreign residents a
“Héctor Pérez Tapia, managing partner of the National Tax area of Selier Abogados, tells this newspaper that since the ruling of the Constitutional Court on
A lot of things will be up in the air for a while after the sudden resignation of Antonio Costa.
In an effort to combat tax fraud and promote shopping within the EU, new regulations are in place and they could end up costing you.