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Portuguese State Budget 2021: what we know so far

The proposed 2021 state budget, fashioned with strong socialist leanings, has been delivered to the National Assembly for debate and approval before the end of 2020. After three months of negotiations between political parties on the Left, the document focuses on strengthening support for the unemployed, single-parent families, the self-employed…

Shops obliged to accept electronic payments

The Banco de Portugal wants companies and shops to accept at least one form of electronic payment in addition to cash.  With cash increasingly in decline, the covid-19 pandemic has only accelerated the digitalization of transactions, thereby increasing online consumption and the use of contactless payments. Dennis Swing Greeneinfo at…

Tax authorities simplify IRS payments IRS in instalments

With the Tax and Customs Authority (“AT”) asking taxpayers to remain at home by using digital channels, the process for IRS payments in instalments has been simplified. If you have an outstanding debt of up to €5,000 and do not owe other taxes, it is possible to divide the amount…

Lisbon Airport with 50% of air traffic in August, compared to 2019

During this month of August, at least half of the number of flights registered at Lisbon Airport has resumed according to the data from ANA – Airports. Air traffic has begun to show signs of recovery after the 93.8% drop in the second quarter as compared to the same period…

Portuguese Residential Tourism deemed best in Europe

Portuguese resorts are considered to be the best in Europe among 26 residential tourism developments in 9 countries. According to 54 criteria in 10 categories, Portuguese holiday retreats ranked nº 1. There are many forms of tourism: recreation and leisure, healthcare, curative spa, cultural, educational, social. Dennis Swing Greeneinfo at…

EU Blacklist: addressing external fiscal challenges

The list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes is a tool to tackle:                Tax fraud or evasion;                Illegal non-payment or underpayment of obligations;                Use of legal means to minimise tax liabilities and money laundering;                Concealment of origins of illegally obtained money. The EU blacklists countries that…

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