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A tax dispute has emerged between Portugal and Spain regarding foreign retirees who previously benefited from the non-habitual resident regime. Spanish authorities are reportedly refusing to recognize certain residency certificates issued by Portugal, potentially allowing Spain to tax pensions that were previously exempt or subject to lower rates.
The scale of the dispute surrounding the Road Service Contribution (CSR), created in 2007 and abolished in 2022, which has led gas stations and consumers (including companies) to seek reimbursement from the State in court, has almost tripled in about a year and a half. The number of cases in the first instance, involving challenges and...
An analysis of the tax dispute involving EDP's dam assets, detailing the liability for the 335 million euro payment and the current legal or administrative stage of the proceedings.
Galp cites bilateral investment treaties between Portugal, the Netherlands, and Mozambique to address its ongoing tax litigation.
Galp cites bilateral investment treaties between Portugal, the Netherlands, and Mozambique to address its ongoing tax litigation.
Galp cites bilateral investment treaties between Portugal, the Netherlands, and Mozambique to address its ongoing tax litigation.
EDP has 1.4 billion euros in tax contingencies across several countries, including Brazil, the United States, and Portugal, reports Jornal de Notícias this Wednesday. Among the proceedings that could force the company to pay hundreds of millions to the Portuguese state, one stands out: the 335.2 million...
The Mozambican government spokesperson admitted that arbitration could “bring positions closer,” but did not yield: the taxes claimed from Galp are “a right of the Mozambican people.”
The Tax Authority (AT) has delivered its inspection report to EDP regarding the 2020 sale of six dams to Engie, concluding that 335 million euros in taxes are still owed. However, the company states categorically that it will not pay any assessments issued until the matter is resolved.
Commentators on ‘Noite das Estrelas’ say that the company Manuel Luís Goucha created to report income “was likely a strategy that went wrong”.
The Administrative Arbitration Centre (CAAD) ruled in favour of the Tax and Customs Authority (AT) in a case involving Manuel Luís Goucha. The television presenter created a company to which he transferred his image rights and the right to their exploitation free of charge, through which he provided services to various entities, being...
The tax authority demanded €62 million in IMI (municipal property tax) from dam concessionaires, but the State collected only 3% of the amount because the remaining tax assessments are being contested in court, the institution's director said today. Helena Borges, director of the Tax and Customs Authority (AT), was speaking in parliament at the Budget and Finance Committee.
