According to Portugal’s Official Gazette, the double taxation agreements (DTAs) signed between Portugal and East Timor, and Portugal and Panama were ratified by Portugal on August 9, 2012.
UK: Google under Fire for UK Tax liability
Related Posts
Portugal approves DAC8 crypto-asset reporting, DAC9 Pillar Two information exchange
Portugal’s Assembly of the Republic has approved Assembly Decree 69/XVII (Draft Law 64/XVII/1), setting out the transposition of two EU tax cooperation directives covering crypto-assets and global minimum tax reporting, according to the
Read MoreAndorra, Panama to commence tax treaty talks
Andorra’s government announced on 6 March 2026 that representatives from Andorra and Panama met in March 2026 to discuss international legal cooperation and security initiatives, including plans to negotiate an income tax treaty. At the XXIV
Read MorePortugal extends 2025 corporate income tax filing deadline
The Portuguese Tax and Customs Authority has extended the deadline for submitting the annual corporate income tax return (Modelo 22) and the corresponding payment for the 2025 tax year to 19 June 2026, without any penalties or surcharges. The
Read MoreNetherlands: MoF announces 2026 tax treaty agenda, possible review of Panama agreement
The Netherlands Ministry of Finance has issued a letter to the House of Representatives outlining planned and ongoing negotiations on tax treaties in 2026 on 23 April 2026. A separate government release indicates that the Netherlands is currently
Read MorePortugal cuts ISP minimum fuel tax rates amid Middle East crisis
Portugal has approved a temporary reduction in the minimum unit tax rates applied to petroleum and energy products under ISP (Imposto sobre os Produtos PetrolÃferos e Energéticos), in response to rising energy costs linked to the Middle East
Read MorePortugal: Court confirms foreign income faces municipal surcharge
Portugal’s Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that foreign-source income is generally liable for municipal surcharge unless it can be attributed to a foreign permanent establishment. The judgment, issued on 25 February 2026, followed a case
Read More