Deadline for taxpayers to dispute IRS expenses ends today
Taxpayers have until today to dispute expense values on the Finance Portal before the 2025 IRS tax return filing period officially begins tomorrow.
Friday 11 September
Heat alerts trigger safety warnings as government unveils fresh pension and tax relief measuresThursday 10 September
Tax relief arrives as housing costs hit record highs and education standards falterWednesday 9 September
Tax relief and pension bonuses arrive as government navigates mounting political and health crisesTuesday 8 September
Parliamentary showdown looms as fuel protests escalate and energy grid stake shiftsMonday 7 September
Biometric border controls launch as severe weather triggers emergency responses across central regionsTaxpayers have until today to dispute expense values on the Finance Portal before the 2025 IRS tax return filing period officially begins tomorrow.
The PSD and Chega have failed to reach a consensus on a new version of the nationality law following the Constitutional Court's rejection, leaving the legislation in a state of uncertainty as the PS pushes for its own amendments.

Céu Mateus critiques the National Health Service (SNS) through the lens of her father's stroke, questioning the lack of integration and patient-centered care in the current system.

INEM pre-hospital emergency technicians have launched an indefinite strike targeting administrative tasks to demand the full implementation of operational protocols, while maintaining essential rescue services.

The conflict in Iran has triggered market expectations of Eurozone interest rate hikes to combat inflation, leading to the largest Euribor increase in three years and higher home loan costs for April.

Ricardo Gonçalves Cerqueira, CEO of Rekeep Portugal, argues that the Portuguese economy relies heavily on immigrant labor to meet current operational demands, despite rising political pressure to tighten immigration policies.

A majority of the Portuguese population supports a revision of the Constitution, marking the first potential change in over two decades, though there is strong opposition to altering labour protections.

A protest in Lisbon highlights the deteriorating state of the NHS, with a specific focus on the controversial reorganisation of emergency services.

The Minister of Internal Administration has preventively suspended four GNR officers from Palmela for 90 days following charges of kidnapping, abuse of power, and assault against three minors.
Secretary of State for Portuguese Communities Emídio de Sousa arrives in Venezuela to meet with the Foreign Minister and families of detained Portuguese-Venezuelans.

Jorge Miranda, a key architect of the Portuguese Constitution, urges the PS and PSD to resolve the ongoing deadlock regarding the appointment of Constitutional Court judges to prevent a political crisis.
Over 80 organisations and 23,000 citizens have submitted a legislative initiative to the Portuguese Assembly of the Republic, seeking to criminalise all forms of discriminatory practices to address existing legal loopholes and systemic racism.