Young people up to 35 years old will be exempt from taxes when buying their first house regardless of their income, but with limits on the property values. Find out how the measure will work next.
Young people are entitled to IMT exemption if the purpose of the property remains the same, without changing the family unit or workplace. Learn more, afterwards.
The measure will come into effect on the first day of next month, so young people up to 35 years old in the process of buying a house are postponing the signing of deeds in order to still be able to access the tax benefit. Understand if it is possible legally and how to access the measure.
The decree-law on the measure regarding tax exemption on home purchases for young people between 18 and 35 years old has already been published and is set to take effect on August 1st. Let's recall the conditions of the measure.
The new support measures for young people up to 35 years old to buy a house came into effect on August 1st. Therefore, find out the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
See here the tables with the IMT exemption rates that young people will be entitled to according to the values of the houses to buy.
Are you in the process of buying a house and the deed is approaching? Understand what this moment represents, what you have to pay, and which documents you need to take with you so that everything goes smoothly on the contract signing.
When buying a property, you are subject to paying taxes under the Portuguese tax system. Usually, you have to pay the Municipal Property Transfer Tax (IMT) and the Stamp Duty Tax (IS). But what do these taxes represent? Is it possible to be exempt? Find out everything in this article.
The boundaries of the Taxable Heritage Value of a property up to which it is exempt from paying IMT will change in 2024, as indicated by the new State Budget proposal for the next year. Therefore, if you are thinking of buying a house in 2024, take this factor into consideration. Find out the new threshold in this article.
According to data released by Idealista and later shared in a news article by Notícias ao Minuto, in 2023 it was worthwhile to buy a house to rent in most Portuguese cities. Find out more about the data, the profitability by district, and if the process is worth it, then.
Is buying a house in your plans for 2024? Then get ready to pay two taxes at the deed: one of them is the Municipal Tax on Onerous Property Transfers (IMT). Find out how much you have to pay for this tax, depending on your specific situation, this year.
For each taxpayer, the State collects a certain amount through taxes and social contributions. Do you know how much it is? And how much do taxes represent in buying a house? Read on.
The tax calendar for 2024 is already known, specifically for IRS, IUC, and IMI. Do you pay any of these? Then stay informed about the following deadlines.
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The Stamp Duty is the oldest in the Portuguese tax system. It is paid at various moments, but with a greater impact on the purchase of a property. Find out how it works and what are the rates at the following URL.