Portugal

Amadora maintains minimum IMI rate in urban buildings

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Briefings

A Portuguese Socialist Party proposed a minimum IMI tax rate of 0.8% for urban apartment buildings and 0.3% for rural ones, which was approved by the PS, PSD, and Chega parties with the CDU abstaining. This proposal aims to increase revenue from urban housing taxes while maintaining the minimum rate for rural areas.

Key points

• The Socialist Party proposed a minimum IMI tax rate of 0.8% for urban apartment buildings and 0.3% for rural ones.
• The measure was approved by the PS, PSD, and Chega parties with the CDU abstaining.

Context

This proposal represents a specific fiscal adjustment within the Portuguese political landscape, focusing on urban housing taxation to generate additional revenue while preserving the minimum rate for rural areas.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from November 2026 stating the proposal and approval; no data on implementation dates, financial impact, or future legislative outcomes is provided.

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