Ventura challenges Government to "return to taxpayers" VAT from fuel price increase

EDP dam sale business risks paying double IMT and Stamp Duty

Is a new tax on banks coming? Bank of Portugal is "considering"

Montenegro says the Government will continue the "virtuous strategy" of reducing taxes on salaries

Luís Montenegro also mentioned that deputies often confuse “tax revenue with tax burden”.

Federal Revenue Service states that civil servants working remotely from abroad must pay tax in Brazil

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.

Taxation as a sentence of mediocrity

Taxation is not a mere exercise in budgetary arithmetic or a tool for financing the state apparatus; it constitutes the most powerful signal of incentives in an economy and the ultimate determinant of its social architecture. In a world where financial capital and, crucially, human talent enjoy unprecedented mobility, the...

Government takes advantage of diesel price drop to increase ISP

The government is raising the tax on petroleum products (ISP) following a decrease in diesel prices.

Government reduces fuel tax discount again

For the second consecutive week, the Government has decided to take advantage of the drop in diesel prices to adjust the discount amount. For petrol, the tax rate on petroleum products (ISP) remains unchanged.

Taxation on salaries in 2025 rises in most OECD countries to the highest level since 2018

The largest increase in the tax burden in 2025 in relative terms occurred in the United Kingdom, with an additional 2.45 percentage points.

Euromillions jackpot won by three players abroad. Second prize won in Portugal - Notícias ao Minuto

The Euromillions jackpot was shared by three winners outside of Portugal, while a second-tier prize was awarded to a player within the country.

Notícias ao Minuto21 Apr

Portugal’s increased IMI on ‘vacant’ properties: when housing policy crosses constitutional line - International Tax Review

International Tax Review20 Apr

Government reduces diesel ISP discount by 1.5 cents

Increase in the Tax on Petroleum and Energy Products comes into effect next week

IMF opposes windfall taxes on energy profits

The director of the IMF's European Department warns that the tax distorts investment decisions and generated revenues far below expectations during the 2022 crisis. He advocates for support for families instead.

IMF opposes windfall taxes on energy profits

Alfred Kammer argues that creating the expectation that a tax will be applied whenever such a shock occurs means that “investors will take this into account in their investment decisions, and it becomes highly distorted.”

Portuguese bishops request tax exemption for abuse victims

The Portuguese bishops consider it fair for the State to exempt financial compensation for sexual abuse victims from taxes. Statements made in Fátima at the end of the Plenary assembly proceedings.

Zero VAT 'is not effective for the future or for tomorrow', says Minister of the Presidency

The government official insisted that the goal is to move forward with support that stays with families, citing the discount on the ISP as an example.

State could collect 320,000 euros from Church compensation; BE and PAN seek IRS exemption

The 57 payments already authorised total more than 1.6 million euros, but in some cases the net amount may fall to nearly half. Nine requests remain to be analysed.

Environmentalists ask the EU for a windfall tax on oil companies

European environmental associations, including the Portuguese group Zero, have sent a letter to European institutions calling for the taxation of windfall profits made by fossil fuel companies due to the war in Iran, the Portuguese association announced today.

Non-governmental organisations advocate for new tax on oil companies

Around 30 non-governmental organisations today asked the European Commission to implement a tax on the windfall profits of oil companies.

Non-governmental organisations advocate for new tax on oil companies

Around 30 non-governmental organisations today asked the European Commission to implement a tax on the windfall profits of oil companies.

Polígrafo. Will the government collect more than 75 billion euros in taxes alone?

See the answer in the video. Polígrafo TVI (from the same group as CNN Portugal) is a fact-checking programme about current events.

Victim asks Government not to charge income tax on compensation

News that the tax authority will charge income tax on money paid to victims of abuse has added to the outrage over cuts made by the bishops. A victim speaks to Observador and asks the Government to exempt the compensation payments.

We were the first in Europe to decide to lower taxes

The Prime Minister announces new measures to mitigate the rise in fuel prices. He warns Ventura that he may end up like Sócrates if he continues to demand more measures that unbalance the budget.

New IUC payment schedule for 2027 and 2028 approved in committee

Parliament's legislative authorisation for the Government to change the IUC payment dates in 2027 and 2028 was approved this Wednesday in committee, with votes in favour from the PSD, CDS-PP, and IL. The PS and Chega abstained from the vote on the article of the bill that grants the Government 180 days.

PS accuses PSD of saying one thing in opposition and doing another in Government

The statements follow the Finance Minister's announcement that Brussels is expected to authorise the additional taxation of windfall profits.

Brussels “has already signalled it will authorise” windfall tax on energy companies

The European Commission has already given political signals of openness to the creation of a windfall tax on energy companies, Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento revealed this Tuesday. Despite this, the minister admits that formal authorisation has not yet been granted and that the final design of the measure will depend on its modelling. “We have asked...

Sale of inherited undivided property subject to capital gains tax, court rules

A new court ruling contradicts a previous decision by the Supreme Administrative Court and upholds the Tax Authority's interpretation regarding the taxation of capital gains from the sale of undivided inherited property.