Portugal

Less taxes, bureaucracy and support for energy transition.

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Briefings

Portuguese industry associations submitted 16 proposals to the 2027 State Budget, focusing on reduced tax burdens, faster licensing, and public procurement. Key figures include Aurélio Caldeira (ANIMEE) and Ricardo Silva (ATP), who emphasized that investment delays cost money and that fiscal incentives must support structural reforms rather than just immediate relief. The budget aims to prioritize investment and employment over simple tax cuts.

Key points

• The 16 proposals from industry associations to the 2027 State Budget focus on reducing tax burdens and accelerating licensing processes to support investment.
• Aurélio Caldeira, director-general of ANIMEE, stated that each month a project waits for a license adds a month to costs, urging the budget to provide clear funding for structural reforms.

Context

Industry representatives argue that Portugal needs budget capacity and predictability rather than more measures. They emphasize that investment delays cost money and that fiscal incentives must support structural reforms, not just immediate relief.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the 16 proposals from specific industry associations (ANIMEE, ATP, APAL) regarding the 2027 State Budget. Uncertainty exists regarding the final budget allocation and whether these proposals will be fully adopted, as the budget is still in preparation.

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