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Registration for new tax incentive for foreign residents in Portugal

Slightly Improvement on Spanish Impatriate Taxpayers treatment. Despite during the last years the Spanish Court ruled that Impatriate had to pay annual income tax on his habitual above, permanent resident in Spain, a recent court sentence issued two months ago has ruled that it should apply the same rules as spanish full tax resident taxpayers. Eventhough this tax on the habitual residence is not that burdensome, this will reduce the annual tax bill. This apply remember to all scenarios applicable for impatriate regime (so called also beckham law) whether digital nomads, foreign investors, directors and managers seconded to Spain, higly qualified individuals, etc. Moreover, this may even have effects, subject to analysis in each case, retroactively. If you need further information on this or any other tax matter related individuals, investors, corporate business and any other players involved in cross-border taxation, feel free to contact me/us at the contact details in the Lkdin profile.

If you have moved or are moving to Portugal, tax planning should be high on your priorities. Otherwise, you could easily end up paying more tax than necessary, or even pay tax in the wrong country. #portugalresident (apoiado pelos #FundosEuropeus, no âmbito do Programa Regional #ALGARVE2030) #algarvenews #portugalnews #algarve #portugal

👩🏫🇧🇷#GuideToBrazil: Doing your taxes in Brazil as an expat At this time of the year, all residents in Brazil—whether they are Brazilian nationals or not— must submit their revenue tax forms. Income tax returns are mandatory and must be sent to the Brazilian authorities. After the joys of Carnival, the tax man cometh. It is called an “adjustment” tax return as individuals (expats, in this case) already pay income taxes throughout the year, either from their monthly salaries, or paid in regular installments (known as carnê-leão). Each Brazilian taxpayer fills out their return with a summary of their earnings, including specific deductions and arriving at final due payment. 🔗Read more in our full article by Laurence Chatenier and Iure Pontes Vieira, Ph.D. here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dxXqu6bP #Taxes #Expats #Brazil #Bureaucracy

Thinking of #MovingToPortugal? Your #USPortugal 🇺🇸 🇵🇹 Tax Guide Dreaming of a fresh start in #Portugal? ☀️ This beautiful country offers a fantastic lifestyle, but before you pack your 💼 , it's crucial to consider the tax implications ⛔️ . At Dixcart Portugal, we specialize in helping #UScitizens navigate the #PortugueseTax system. Our recent article, "US Individuals Moving to Portugal: Portuguese Tax Considerations You Need to Consider", breaks down key points like: • Who needs to pay taxes in Portugal (residents vs. non-residents) • Tax deadlines and filing requirements • Double Taxation Agreements with the US (avoiding getting taxed twice!) • Other relevant taxes & social security considerations Don't let taxes become a roadblock to your Portuguese adventure! ** Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eTEwCNpD ** Get in touch with our experienced advisors: advice.portugal@dixcart.com

Moving to Romania as an expat brings a world of exciting opportunities, but navigating the local tax landscape can be daunting. Our comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know, from understanding Romania’s tax residency rules to maximizing your tax benefits. Whether you're a seasoned expat or new to the international scene, our guide simplifies the complexities of Romanian taxes with clear, step-by-step advice. Dive into our expertly crafted article and gain valuable insights to ensure you're fully compliant and tax-efficient in Romania. With practical tips, detailed explanations, and up-to-date information, this guide is your ultimate resource for managing taxes smoothly while enjoying your new life abroad. Don’t miss out—click the link to get started on your path to hassle-free tax management in Romania! #expattax #expatguide #expattaxguide #Romaninantax #RomaniaTax

Definition of tax residency, what is it? Tax residence is what identifies in which country we have to pay our taxes and helps determine how much we will have to pay. In other words, it is the country where we have “tax obligations”. ➡️ It is important not to confuse concepts. Being a tax resident is not the same as being resident in Spain… And you may ask yourself… What are you trying to say? Let me explain. Being a tax resident will help the Spanish Tax Agency to know if you have to pay taxes in Spain. It may be the case that you are tax resident in Spain but not resident in Spain. And you will ask yourself again… How can that be? To give you an example, imagine that you come from Ireland, you have lived in Spain for more than 183 days and then you have returned to Ireland to live. As one of the requirements to be tax resident in Spain is to stay more than 183 days in Spain, you would be tax resident in Spain and you would have to make some tax declarations but you would be resident in Ireland. We have given you a very trivial example but it can sometimes be a bit more complex. Link:

At issue is a new tax regime for attracting qualified workers, particularly in the areas of scientific research, to which an IRS rate of 20% will be applied. The Portugal News #tax #Portugal #taxation

Important Update: Tax Exemption for Residents in Spain Under the Beckham Law 🚨 Tax Update for Foreign Professionals in Spain 🚨 We’re excited to share a significant update for all foreign workers residing in Spain under the Beckham Law. A recent court ruling has declared that these individuals are now exempt from paying taxes on their primary residence! 🏠 ✅ What does this mean for you? If you’re a qualified professional benefiting from the Beckham Law, this ruling could lead to substantial tax savings. The exemption applies to the primary home, providing an additional incentive to settle in Spain and invest in the local real estate market. ✅ Why is this important? The Beckham Law was introduced to attract international talent by offering a favorable tax regime. With this new exemption, living and working in Spain becomes even more advantageous, making the country an even more attractive destination for professionals from around the globe. 📈 What should you do now? Evaluate your benefits: Make sure you’re informed about how this exemption could affect your tax situation. Consult a tax expert: A professional can help you understand how this new ruling applies to your specific case. 👉 Interested in learning more? Visit our website https://lnkd.in/efbbciYh for more details or contact us directly for personalized advice. Stay tuned for more updates on tax news and opportunities in Spain! 🇪🇸