Stay informed with the latest updates on Portuguese and European law, immigration, tax planning, and comprehensive legal guidance for international clients and investors.
Moving to Portugal while running a foreign company? Learn when place of effective management could make your company tax resident in Portugal.
Portugal ranks 5th in the 2026 Nomad Lifestyle Index, ahead of Spain and the UK. Discover why Portugal continues to attract people looking to build a life abroad.
What foreigners really pay to buy, own and sell property in Portugal: IMT, IMI, AIMI and the 2026 rule changes, explained in plain English by cross-border tax advisers.
Comparing the Portugal Golden Visa fund route and the D7 visa in 2026. Understand the impact of the new nationality law, residency requirements, tax considerations, and which path fits your long-term goals.
Buying property in Portugal as a non-resident? Learn how the new 7.5% IMT tax works, who it affects, exemptions and refund rules.
Chancellor John Healey's first Budget raised tax on UK rental and savings income again, kept the cash ISA limit and confirmed the pension inheritance tax change. Here is what it means for Brits living in Portugal.
U.S citizens in the UK file in two countries. Here is how the U.S-UK treaty, foreign tax credits, ISAs, pensions, PFICs and FBAR fit together, and the traps to avoid.
Understand succession law in Portugal, including forced heirship, spouses and children, foreign wills, choice of law and cross border estates.
Portugal's proposed 2027 Budget raises the IMT Jovem exemption threshold to €338,141. Learn who may qualify and what could change for young homebuyers.
Moving from the UK to Portugal? Learn what happens to your UK bank accounts, ISAs, pensions and investments, and how to open a Portuguese account.
The UK's FIG regime lets qualifying new arrivals pay no UK tax on foreign income and gains for four years. Here is who qualifies, what it covers, what it costs and how to plan for year five.
Moving to Portugal? Learn what NIF, NISS, AIMA, IRS, IMT, IFICI and other essential tax, visa, property and business terms mean.
