1. Where do you stand financially?
2. Where to you want to go, and how can you get there?
Let us help you with a comprehensive approach to financial planning. We can provide you with sound advice for your financial life, be it on income tax, your retirement, estate planning and investment management.
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You are faced with unfamiliar obligations in a new land?
You want a smooth transition from the past to a sound financial future?
Established in 1991, euroFINESCO, helps expatriates to make the most of their new life in Portugal. We are a full service company – ask us, we can assist you! We can be your one-stop-shop for advice and information, based on our long experience and extensive knowledge of the country and the way things are done.
euroFINESCO is here to guide you, keep you compliant and prepare you to meet your goals. For your daily life, a Tax Number, Residency Certificate and a Health Card can be indispensable. If you drive, you need to register your foreign driving license, and so on. We are here to help you cut the bureaucracy – been there, done it!
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Five million households have two months ending 31 May to submit their “IRS” income tax return for 2017. The reporting period began on 01 April with more than 260,000 taxpayers presenting their online declaration on day one. (Keep in mind that paper forms are no longer available and that all reporting must be done online via the “AT” portal).
The Finnish Government proposes that the bilateral tax treaty with Portugal, dating from 1970, should be terminated by the end of the year, waiting for a new agreement in 2019. At issue is the dissatisfaction with Portuguese Non-Habitual Residency regime which has led many Finnish pensioners to "flee" to Portugal seeking exemption from taxation. Finnish Finance Minister Petteri Orpo stated that "the tax treaty is not fair". In 2016, Portugal and Finland agreed to update the treaty but, 18 months later, no changes have occurred.
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