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“Fiscal laws change too much.” Accountants ask for stability in the OE2027
Publication: ECO
Author: Rita Atalaia
Source published: 06/10/2026, 05:51:54 UTC
Briefing created: 18/10/2026, 17:28:39 UTC
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Briefings
Certified accountants in Portugal are demanding fiscal legislative stability for the 2027 budget, specifically requesting the postponement of the mandatory submission of the SAF-T accounting file and the extension of the current rule allowing PDF invoices to substitute for electronic invoices until December 2026. This request stems from the frequent and inconsistent changes to tax laws, which they argue creates unnecessary context costs for businesses. The OCC's Paula Franco highlights that the current fiscal framework lacks sufficient normative content, making legislative stability essential for business continuity.
Key points
- Certified accountants in Portugal are requesting legislative stability for the 2027 budget, specifically asking to postpone the mandatory submission of the SAF-T accounting file and extend the rule allowing PDF invoices to substitute for electronic invoices until December 2026.
- The OCC's Paula Franco asserts that the current fiscal framework lacks sufficient normative content, making legislative stability essential for business continuity and avoiding unnecessary context costs.
Context
In Portugal, certified accountants are demanding fiscal legislative stability for the 2027 budget, specifically requesting the postponement of the mandatory submission of the SAF-T accounting file and the extension of the rule allowing PDF invoices to substitute for electronic invoices until December 2026. This request stems from the frequent and inconsistent changes to tax laws, which they argue creates unnecessary context costs for businesses.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026 reporting on accountants' demands. Specific dates for future legislative changes are not provided, and the article does not contain quotes from other stakeholders or specific company data.
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