Portugal has announced the postponement of mandatory submission of the Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T), which was initially scheduled for 2026. The new deadline has been pushed to 2027 following the approval of the state budget, allowing

Portugal’s parliament has approved the Budget Bill 2025 on 29 November 2024. The President will promulgate the 2025 Budget Bill, after which the corresponding law will be officially published. Earlier, Portugal’s Finance Minister submitted

Australia’s Department of the Treasury, in a release, announced a public consultation regarding the draft legislation introducing a tax treaty with Portugal on 3 December 2024. The proposed legislation aims to eliminate double taxation and

The Portuguese Government  has published the indexation coefficients for calculating capital gains or losses applicable to personal and corporate income tax. These coefficients, which were announced in Ordinance 228/2024/1 on 7 November 2024,

Portugal has published Law No. 41/2024 in the Official Gazette on 8 November 2024, transposing the Pillar Two Directive into law. The law received Presidential Approval on  30 October 2024, and will take effect starting 9 November

Portugal released the state budget law for 2025 (Law No. 26/XVI/1) on 10 October 2024, proposing various VAT measures. The draft Budget Law for 2025 proposes reduced corporate tax rates for companies and SMEs and revised personal income tax rates,