Latest news and stories about remote work in finance in Portugal for expats and residents.
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The tax authority responds to inquiries made by Brazilian public servants who live in other countries but remain linked to their respective Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary bodies.
The article discusses how teleworking plays a crucial role in managing inflationary pressures.
In several cities around the world, advertising billboards, street lighting, and shop windows are being turned off earlier. But life is also different during the day. Some have switched to working four days a week, while others have swapped the office for the living room table, opting for remote work. Children...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) recommended today three more days of remote work, a 40% reduction in commercial flights, and free public transport to reduce oil demand in light of the war in the Middle East.
We enter 2026 certain that the workplace is no longer the place we once knew. The transformation of recent years, accelerated by a pandemic that forced people to find new ways and places to work, has led people—especially younger generations—to question how they worked and has ...
Salary remains the strongest factor when a candidate chooses a new job, but four in ten now say they will not accept a new position if there is no flexibility over location and working hours. This picture is revealed in the latest edition of Randstad’s “Workmonitor” study, which ...
The head of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) in Portugal says the country is quick to embrace new technologies, positioning it among early adopters and supporting ongoing digital transformation efforts.
On November 18, 2025, the OECD Council approved an update to the Model Convention, impacting cross-border remote work and the possibility of creating a permanent establishment for a company in another country, thereby attracting taxation in a country other than its headquarters or effective management location.
