The parliament of Portugal approved the Budget for 2017 on 29 November 2016. The approved Budget introduces a new sugar tax on soft drinks. If certain conditions are satisfied then countries that are not blacklisted will be able to have a more favourable tax regime than Portugal. Also, the personal income surtax which was introduced in 2016 will further be extended to 2017 with reduced rates.
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