Portugal

State revenue with extraordinary contributions shoots 40% in 2027

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Briefings

The Portuguese government announced a 40% increase in extraordinary contributions for 2027, targeting 765 million euros. Key components include 434 million euros from direct taxes, with the Energy Sector Contribution (CESE) rising to 44.8 million euros, and 331 million euros from indirect taxes, including a 27.1 million euro increase in the Pharmaceutical Industry Contribution (CST). The total indirect tax portion grew by 16.3%.

Key points

• The Portuguese government proposed a 40% increase in extraordinary contributions for 2027, targeting 765 million euros.
• The CESE (Energy Sector Contribution) is the only extraordinary contribution with a detailed breakdown, rising to 44.8 million euros from 52 million euros in 2026.

Context

This budget proposal aims to fund support measures for sectors affected by recent fuel price increases, specifically targeting the petroleum sector and pharmaceutical industries.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the 2027 budget proposal and 2026 figures. Specific breakdowns for each direct tax component are not provided, and the exact target for the Pharmaceutical Industry Contribution is stated as 27.1 million euros but not broken down further.

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