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Is Portugal Dead? (New Taxes Soon)

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Is Portugal Dead? (New Taxes Soon)

Is Portugal dead as a country to consider for your wealthy expat plan? We explore new Portugal taxes and Portugal Golden visa delays.
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In this video we talk about Portugal and the new crypto tax regulations that are being proposed and voted for in the country. Portugal has been a place that attracts a ton of crypto investors and high net worth individuals because of their relaxed tax rules, non habitual residence program and golden visa program that leads to citizenship.

We discuss the new laws and regulations coming to Portugal and if Portugal is dead as a country to lower taxes and seek more freedom from restrictions. We compare Portugal to other tax free jurisdictions like Dubai and analyze which ones you should have in your plans.

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DISCLAIMER: This video is not tax and/or financial advice. Any information or advice I give is purely based on my own experience and research. I am not a tax professional and/or lawyer and/or accountant so I am not liable for any steps you take to lower your taxes. I’m not a financial advisor nor do I pretend to be. Always do your own research.

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32 COMMENTS

  1. You know bureaucrats are always trying to look for all forms of confiscatory taxes. When the economy is in the doldrums, they beg people to move there. But then when they come, and people say hey this is a good place to go and more people come, they look for ways to tax people. Portugal is a very left-wing country, and like all the socialists, they feel that anyone is wealthy is probably evil. When the country starts heading in the wrong direction, it's time to make an exit. You might consider Malta which has a non-dom program, but I think the island of Cyprus is even better because they're going into the direction of lowering taxes not raising them. They now just introduced a 50% discount on taxes, and the corporate tax rates only 12 and a half percent. Royalties at 2.9%. dividends and capital gains in no tax.

  2. So they say they're losing wealth by not taxing crypto? How about all the money and smart people that enters the country because of the zero tax? Dumb mfs smh.

  3. Europe is busy turning itself into a socialist dystopia. I would definitely not choose to move to any of those EU countries. I'm preparing for my own exit from Australia. Canada, new Zealand, USA and the whole of the EU are all at the bottom of the pile.

  4. Yes Rafael, Portugal is DEAD! The EU? DEAD!!! USA?😂😂😂😂😂 DEAD!!!!! Canada? DEAD! UK? DEAD! Australia??? 😂😂😂 DEAD!!! New Zealand? DEAD!!!! All DEAD!!!! Focus instead on Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America!!!!

  5. The wisest thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the govt. Especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in Gold, Silver and digital currencies (BTC,ETH…)

  6. They should of learnt from the errors from their spanish neighbours but no they decided to copy what s-pain does and put up the taxes on pretty much everything

  7. The worse that everyone feared in the crypto space is finally happening. Southeast asia is also an attractive option. Malaysia thailand indonesia have attractive crypto taxes

  8. Great content but some numbers need to be more accurate. First of all, 6-7 years for PT citizenship is not manageable. 8-10 years is a realistic one. Secondly, there is probably no one getting GV via job creation route. Having a company in PT creates a lot of hassle and not worth all all. Although it looks like PT is dead, it is not 100% dead. I think the government wants to hear the public reaction first, then they will make the changes. Of course, if they have announced the crypto tax, 100% crypto traders would have gone to Dubai by now. So far still no law on crypto. So they might introduce some sort of 5% tax on crypto and continues observing the reaction from public…

  9. Gibraltar is close and reliable as far as I know, but you need to prove you own no less than 2 million pounds in assets and pay close to 30k pounds a year. I think that's how it is.

  10. Basically – yes, for crypto investors. The NHR still gonna be a good option for some people – but not for those who're into crypto

  11. Excatly this is what I was talking to my boyfriend! If they implement tax on digital assets, they are pushing all wealth out of Portugal and it gets worse then its now! They would be very stupid to approve, I am still hoping they reject for the second time.

  12. portugal is poor! before you go to a country check their debt to gdp and that will indicate if they will pull the rug from under you, and trick you into taxation. Portugal is a prime example they seriously need money

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