The new income tax treaty will replace the 1968 Portugal-UK tax treaty when it takes effect.
Portugal and the UK signed a new income tax treaty on 15 September 2025.
The agreement aims to prevent or reduce double taxation between the two countries.
When in force, it will supersede the 1968 Portugal–UK tax treaty.
The treaty will take effect once both countries have exchanged ratification instruments.
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