Tax Regime for Non Habitual Residents in Portugal
In 2009 Portugal introduced a beneficial voluntary Personal Income Tax (PIT) regime for non habitual residents aiming to attract talent in high value added activities and HNWI’s and their families to Portugal.
This regime aims to attract to Portugal non resident professionals qualified for activities with high added value intellectual or industrial propriety or knowhow, as well as beneficiaries of pension schemes granted abroad.
Decree-Law nu. 249/2009, entered in force on the 1st January 2009.
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Good news for those who invest in Portugal, it's the same as saying for the IBC of Madeira Investors.
January 2014
Portugal finally published in the Official Gazette its Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Reform (Law n.º 2/2014. D.R. n.º 11, Series I of 2014-01-16); this was approved on the 20th of December, 2013 at the Portuguese Parliament, with the support of around 90% of the Members.
Measures contained in this reform are extremely interesting for companies who have an active role in the development of the Portuguese society, some of which aiming at Portugal to become more competitive in attracting foreign investment.
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Yacht Leasing Structure in Malta
The yacht leasing system is one of the most popular corporate ownership structures available for European yachts operating within the European Union (EU).
In addition to providing benefits in terms of asset separation and limitation of liability, leasing systems can, as a side benefit, provide potential for the amount of VAT payable on the value of the yacht to be reduced.