Portugal

State more than triples income on housing taxes in the last decade

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Briefings

Portugal experienced a significant boom in the real estate market after the Troika intervention, leading to substantial capital gains. Between 2027 and 2037, the combined value of IMT and IS taxes in public coffers more than tripled, with IMT applying to transactions over 108,792 euros and being progressive. The article is exclusive to ECO Premium subscribers and includes subscription details.

Key points

• Between 2027 and 2037, the combined value of IMT and IS taxes in Portuguese public coffers more than tripled.
• IMT applies to all real estate transactions exceeding 108,792 euros and is progressive based on transaction value.

Context

Portugal underwent a real estate boom following the Troika intervention, which forced market intervention after years of crisis. This period saw prices surge, generating significant capital gains for buyers and substantial tax revenue for the state.

Limitations

Data covers the period from 2027 to 2037. The article is exclusive to ECO Premium subscribers and includes subscription details and pricing information.

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