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How to pay IMI - Property tax  in Portugal
How to pay IMI - Property tax in Portugal

Mar 1, 2023 Economy

If you own property or land in Portugal, you will be liable to pay Property Tax, or 'IMI' (‘Imposto Municipal sobre Imóveis’) every year. Find out, where, when and how you can pay the IMI Tax, even if you are abroad.

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Portugal today - Is it better to buy or to rent?
Portugal today - Is it better to buy or to rent?

Feb 21, 2023 General

What are the predictions for the 2023 housing market in Portugal? Is it better to rent or to buy? How are prices being affected due to rising interest rates, inflation, and the war in Ukraine? These are questions frequently asked by foreigners seeking guidance in unfamiliar territory.

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As an EU, EEA non-resident, are you obliged to appoint a fiscal representative in Portugal?
As an EU, EEA non-resident, are you obliged to appoint a fiscal representative in Portugal?

Feb 8, 2023 Economy

Following the legislative change, regarding the obligation to appoint a fiscal representative of the non-resident and the situations of exemption from the said obligation, it is significant to make some clarifications.

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Portugal the best place in the world to retire to
Portugal the best place in the world to retire to

Jan 11, 2023 General

Portugal has been recognised as the best place in the world to retire to in 2023 according to the Annual Global Retirement Index from International Living.

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Portugal first choice for US, French and Italian home buyers
Portugal first choice for US, French and Italian home buyers

Mar 6, 2019 Economy

Portugal was the country of choice for US, French and Italian nationals looking to buy a retirement or second home in Europe in 2018. According to a study produced by ListGlobally, the largest online property platform in the world for house seekers, Portugal was the number one property investment destination for the French (34%), Americans (5.68%) and Italians (6.04%). In 2018 the intention to buy from overseas citizens was centred mainly around Faro (22%), Lisbon (11%) and Setúbal (8%). Théo Plantier, who focuses on the Portuguese market for ListGlobally states that “Portugal is a very attractive country because despite an across-the-board rise in house prices per square metre, it is still one of the cheapest countries in Europe to buy a house, representing 20% of all of house sales.

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