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.Portugal: Extension of the deadline for the communication of December 2025 invoices
Order No. 166/2025-XXV, dated 22 December 2025, has been published, introducing an exceptional flexibility in the deadline for the communication of invoices relating to December 2025, allowing compliance until 9 January 2026, without any surcharges or penalties.Portugal: Pillar Two - Extension of the deadline for filing the Model 62 return
Due to the delays in making the necessary application available on the Portuguese Tax Authority Portal for the electronic submission of Model 62 return (Registration Return), the Portugal Government has decided to extend the deadline for its submission until the last day of the 15th month following the end of the 2024 fiscal year.Portugal Indirect Taxes Newsletter – N.º 4
This edition highlights the measures included in the Draft State Budget Law for 2026, the introduction of VAT groups in Portugal, the first binding information addressing the concept of permanent establishment for VAT purposes, as well as the most recent case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) regarding the VAT regime for adjustments applied in the context of transfer pricing for intra-group services.Pillar Two: It has been approved the declaration to communicate the submission to the Global Minimum Tax
The declaration to communicate the starting period of submission to the Global Minimum Tax (GMT) has been approved. This regime imposes the payment of a global minimum tax on large multinational and national groups with annual consolidated revenues exceeding 750 million euros when the group's effective tax rate is less than 15% in a given jurisdiction.