Taxes
Should I submit my IRS with my parents or not?
I am young and still considered dependent in my parents' household, should I file my tax return with them or can I file individually? Find out in this article.
Related to: "Do you qualify for Youth IRS? Learn how it works."
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Young people up to 35 years old will be able to choose between current or new IRS.
The Government presented the new Young IRS regime and explains that young people will be able to choose whether they want to keep the current one or switch to the new one. Understand better, then.
Taxes
IRS: Who can file automatically and who must file manually?
Automatic IRS is a system that offers a great advantage to taxpayers, providing a pre-filled declaration that only needs to confirm the data and submit. But not everyone is entitled to it: find out if you have to file manually.
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Should I submit my IRS on the first day or not?
The IRS filing starts today, April 1, but experts usually do not recommend filing on the first day. Find out here the opinion of the president of the Tax Workers Union.
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IRS delivery: Everything you need to pay attention to
The submission of the IRS declaration started on April 1st and ends on June 30th. But, after all, what should you pay attention to when filling out your statement? See the following points.
Taxes
Can I choose automatic IRS with joint taxation?
The DECO PROteste came to clarify the most common doubts regarding joint and separate taxation in the case of automatic IRS. Read more next.
Life Insurance
Can life insurance be declared on tax returns?
Only workers with fast-paced professions, disabled individuals, or subscribers of Retirement Savings Plans (PPR) can include life insurance expenses in their IRS declaration. Understand the requirements and limits for these cases.
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How will pension increases be in 2024?
After the resignation of the Prime Minister, António Costa, uncertainty hung over the measures planned in the State Budget for 2024. As for pension increases, it has already been confirmed that they will move forward, but by how much?
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In 2024, most families will pay less income tax.
Next year, the State Budget foresees a reduction in IRS tax for families. This statement was made by the Minister of Finance, Fernando Medina, on his social media. Find out how much the tax will be reduced in 2024, and in what other ways you can save.
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IRS: How is retirement savings taxed and how to save on taxes?
How does the taxation of a pension savings plan (PPR) work in terms of IRS? According to the Tax Authority (AT), there are five factors to consider for this purpose. Let's see what they are and in what other ways you can save on the 2023 tax.
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IRS: Change in household? Must declare by end of the month.
You have until the 31st of this month to declare the change in household composition. Read the Tax Authority's alert and how to save on the 2023 IRS.
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IRS: 2024 brings decrease in rates for the first five brackets
The year 2024 continues to bring favorable news in the financial landscape: what you pay in income tax may decrease, depending on your income bracket. Find out if you are included, then how to further ease your monthly budget.
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Tax calendar: Learn about the payment deadlines for these taxes in 2024.
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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Who benefits most from changes to the IRS?
Analysis reveals that changes to the IRS will benefit families with higher incomes.
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Housing credit: Interest deduction in IRS only for contracts until 2011.
Only taxpayers who have taken out a home loan by December 2011 can deduct the interest from the contract in IRS. Understand what is at stake.