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Portutax

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26/05/2026

Filing your IRS return in Portugal as an expat, in five clear steps. Every year the same questions come up: Which annexes do I actually need? Where does my UK pension go? Do I still have to file if I have NHR? What happens if I miss the 30 June deadline? So we built a proper step by step guide for expats — from logging into Portal das Finanças, to completing Modelo 3, to adding Annex J for foreign income, to submitting and paying. Swipe through the essentials and read the full walkthrough on our blog: https://www.portutax.com/news Want someone to just handle the whole thing for you this year?
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21/05/2026

Client spotlight: a British retired couple, three years into their NHR window, three years into their Algarve life.
They came to Portutax last spring with a familiar situation. Mixed pension sources from the UK — a state pension, a private pension and a small occupational scheme.
A rental flat back in Manchester.
An NHR registration completed in late 2023, just before the regime closed. And a growing worry that their UK accountant did not fully understand the Portuguese side, while their Portuguese accountant did not fully understand the UK side.
We took on the whole picture. We restructured how their pensions were drawn down to make the most of their remaining NHR years, handled the annual IRS filing including Annex J and Annex L, liaised with HMRC on the UK side, and built them a simple yearly calendar so they never have to chase deadlines again. Their words, not ours: "We finally feel like we are actually enjoying retirement, not managing it." If that sounds like where you are, we are here.
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14/05/2026

Six weeks left. That is all that stands between today and the 30 June IRS filing deadline.
Every year we see the same pattern: half of expats file in early May with plenty of breathing room, and half leave it until the last week of June when Portal das Finanças is slow and every accountant in Portugal is at capacity.
So a genuine question for our community: have you already filed your 2025 IRS return? Still gathering documents? Waiting on UK pension statements? Not sure which annexes apply? Tell us where you are in the process — we reply to every comment. If you would rather have someone handle the whole filing for you, that is what we do.
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13/05/2026

Every 13 May, something quietly extraordinary happens in Portugal. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims walk — some for days, some for weeks, some barefoot for the final stretch — to reach the Sanctuary of Fátima in the centre of the country. It is one of the largest pilgrimages in the Catholic world, and yet for most of the year Fátima is simply another small Portuguese town. For expats arriving in Portugal, these moments matter more than the guidebooks suggest. They reveal a country where faith, family and endurance still shape the calendar. You do not have to share the belief to feel the pull of it.
You just have to notice that Portugal keeps its traditions intact in a way many European countries no longer do. It is part of why so many of our British clients tell us, a year in, that Portugal has given them something they did not expect: slowness. A sense of place. Time. If you are thinking about that same move, we are here to help with the tax, residency and compliance side so you can focus on everything else.

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12/05/2026

The Portugal Golden Visa still exists in 2026 — but property is no longer on the menu.
The 2023 and 2024 reforms redirected qualifying investment towards productive capital: funds, research, business creation and cultural heritage. For UK, US and international investors, that changes how the programme fits into a long term EU strategy. Here are the five routes still open in 2026, the minimum investment for each, and what every applicant should know about AIMA processing delays and tax residency triggers. Our full guide walks through every route, the application process, and how the Golden Visa interacts with Portuguese tax.
Read it: https://www.portutax.com/news
Considering the Golden Visa? Start with tax advice, not a fund brochure:
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07/05/2026

May is quietly the best month in the Algarve.
The coast is warm but not crowded. The almond blossoms have given way to lemon trees in full fruit. The sea is already swimmable, and the tourist rush has not yet arrived. For the Portutax team, it is the month when most of our UK clients come over to scout neighbourhoods, meet their future accountant, and have unhurried conversations about NHR, residency and property.
If you are thinking about a move to Portugal, May is the month to visit. You see the lifestyle at its most honest — not packaged for summer holidays, just Portugal being itself. Bom mês de Maio from the Portutax team in the Algarve. 🌿
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05/05/2026

Still wondering whether NHR Portugal applies to you in 2026?
The original Non-Habitual Residency regime closed to new applicants on 31 December 2023. Expats who registered before that date continue to benefit for the full 10 year window. UK nationals arriving from 2024 onwards must look at a different landscape:
IFICI for qualifying professionals, and standard progressive IRS rates for most retirees. That does not mean Portugal has stopped being attractive. It means the planning is tighter, the timing matters more, and the rewards go to those who prepare before they arrive.
Our full guide covers who still qualifies, how UK pensions are taxed without NHR, and the alternatives that work for British retirees today.
Read it: https://www.portutax.com/news
Thinking about your move?
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29/04/2026

Thinking of selling your Portuguese property? Capital gains tax is the cost most sellers underestimate. For residents, 50% of the gain is added to your annual income and taxed at progressive rates. For non-residents, the same 50% rule applies but with important differences in how deductions and reinvestment relief work. What counts as a "gain" is not simply the difference between purchase and sale price. Eligible costs that reduce your taxable gain include:
• IMT paid at purchase
• Notary and registration fees
• Documented improvement works (within the last 12 years)
• Energy efficiency certificates
Reinvesting in another primary residence within the EU can eliminate the liability entirely for residents.
Timing and documentation matter.

Our full guide covers rates, exemptions, reinvestment rules and filing deadlines: https://www.portutax.com/news/capital-gains-tax-in-portugal-what-expats-need-to-know-when-selling-property-2026-76

Planning to sell?
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25/04/2026

25 April 1974. The day Portugal changed forever. The Carnation Revolution ended nearly five decades of authoritarian rule and opened the door to the democratic, welcoming country that millions now call home.
Today, red carnations appear on lapels and in windows across the country. Parades, concerts and civic gatherings mark the anniversary. For expats, it is a reminder of the values that make Portugal such a remarkable place to live: openness, freedom and community.

Feliz Dia da Liberdade from the Portutax team. 🌺

17/04/2026

Portugal does not have a traditional inheritance tax. But that does not mean your estate is tax-free.
Stamp duty of 10% applies to Portuguese assets inherited by anyone outside the direct family line.
For British expats, cross-border estate planning adds another layer of complexity: which country's rules apply, how UK inheritance tax interacts with Portuguese stamp duty and what happens to property held in both jurisdictions. Key points every expat should know:
• Spouses and direct descendants are exempt from Portuguese stamp duty on inheritance
• The UK may still apply IHT on your worldwide estate if you are deemed UK-domiciled
• Portuguese succession law includes forced heirship rules that override your will
• Joint ownership structures and life insurance can affect how assets pass Planning early gives you options. Waiting creates risk.

Our full guide explains everything: https://www.portutax.com/news/portugal-inheritance-tax-what-british-expats-need-to-know-about-estate-planning-2026-74
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