With the arrival of the income tax return filing period, many taxpayers are looking for ways to reduce their tax bill and maximize their refund. The Contas-poupança podcast recently released three essential episodes with valuable tips to optimize your tax return. If you want to pay less tax or ensure you receive the maximum possible refund, keep reading.

As the period for submitting the IRS declaration for 2024 income approaches, it is crucial to be well-informed to ensure you receive the maximum possible refund or pay the minimum tax required. The submission period runs from April 1 to June 30, 2025.

If you are thinking about your financial future and retirement, it is important to consider strategies that will help you accumulate savings efficiently. In Portugal, the Retirement Savings Plan (PPR) is a popular tool for this purpose, offering a combination of tax benefits and a structured way to save in the long term. In this article, we will explore what a PPR is, how it works, the tax benefits it offers, and why it can be an excellent choice for your retirement.

In the process of filling out the Income Tax return, one of the most important aspects is the deduction of expenses, which allows taxpayers to reduce the amount of tax to be paid. In this guide, we explore the main categories of deductible expenses and their applicable percentages and maximum limits.

Young people up to 35 years of age have access to important tax benefits that help them save on Personal Income Tax (IRPF). These measures are part of public policies that aim to facilitate the transition to adulthood, promote financial independence and encourage young people to settle in Portugal. If you are under 35, it is essential to know about these opportunities to optimize your financial management.

Portugal has emerged as an attractive destination for international talent and skilled workers, especially in sectors such as technology, research and innovation. In 2024, the country introduced NHR 2.0, an evolution of the Non-Habitual Resident (NHR) tax regime, with new conditions and incentives aimed at professionals from startups and research entities.