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  • Portugal postpones Global Minimum Tax reporting deadline

    Portugal has extended the deadline for filing the Global Minimum Tax returns for the 2024 fiscal year to 30 September 2026, giving multinational and large domestic groups more time to meet these complex obligations without penalties.
  • Portugal introduces a new regime for the dynamic management of grid injection capacity in renewable energy projects

    Government approves supplementary regime to Decree-Law No. 15/2022, introducing mechanisms for the reconfiguration, transfer and utilisation of grid injection capacity already allocated to renewable electricity generation projects.
  • Portugal Indirect Taxes Newsletter – N.º 5

    This edition highlights the tax relief measures approved under the Housing Package aimed at addressing housing prices in Portugal, as well as the entry into force of the "Volta" System regarding the deposit and refund of beverage packaging. In addition, we also highlight the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)’s most recent rulings on the exercise of the right to deduct VAT, as well as the VAT treatment applicable to loyalty programs and intra-group transfer pricing adjustments.
  • Portugal: Deadline for filing the Modelo 22 CIT return extended to 19 June

    The deadline for submitting the Corporate Income Tax return (Model 22) has been extended to 19 June 2026. This extension applies to entities whose tax year matches the calendar year and allows both filing and payment to be made without penalties.
  • Portugal: CJEU clarifies the VAT regime for intra-group transfer pricing adjustments

    The CJEU clarifies that intra-group transfer pricing adjustments are not subject to VAT when they constitute mere financial corrections without an identifiable service, bringing legal certainty and reducing fiscal risks for multinational groups.
  • How are indirect sales of companies taxed in Latin American countries, Spain and Portugal?

    We analyze how indirect transfers of shares are regulated in the tax systems of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Spain and Portugal.
  • Portugal: Exceptional extension of tax deadlines in municipalities affected by Storm Kristin

    Following the state of calamity caused by storm Kristin, the Portuguese government decided to allow taxpayers and certified accountants with a registered office or domicile in the affected areas to fulfil their tax obligations without the imposition of interest or penalties until the end of April.
  • The meal allowance for public administration employees is being updated in Portugal

    For the first time in three years, the government is updating the meal allowance paid to public administration employees. This change will also affect the private sector, impacting on the tax exemption thresholds applicable to this kind of payment. These changes are effective on January 1, 2026.
  • Portugal: Minimum monthly wage is increased to 980.00 euros in the Autonomous Region of Madeira in 2026

    From 1 January 2026, the minimum wage in Madeira increases to €980, overriding any lower amount set in employment contracts or collective bargaining agreements. Employers shall update any salaries below this threshold and adjust part‑time workers’ pay proportionally.
  • Portugal: Minimum monthly wage increases in 2026

    Decree-Law no. 139/2025, of December 29th was publish on Portugal’s Official Gazette, ruling the minimum monthly wage’s increase to € 920.00, with effects from January 1st, 2026, onwards.