Portugal

Exchange associations ask for less taxes for investors and listed companies

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Briefings

Portuguese investment associations AEM, ATM, and APFIPP are proposing fiscal reforms for 2027 to reduce corporate tax burdens and improve retirement savings. Key measures include lowering corporate tax costs, extending tax exemptions for long-term investments, and increasing the retirement deduction limit to €1,000. The proposals aim to align family savings with corporate financing needs and encourage long-term investment regimes, though consensus on these changes remains pending.

Key points

• The AEM, ATM, and APFIPP are collaborating to propose fiscal reforms for the 2027 state budget aimed at reducing corporate tax costs and improving retirement savings.
• João Pratas of APFIPP advocates for automatic enrollment in pension plans to increase coverage and create savings for corporate financing needs.

Context

These associations represent key stakeholders in the Portuguese financial market, including companies listed on the stock exchange, investors, and fund managers. Their proposals address critical issues regarding corporate taxation and retirement security, with support from the CMVM regarding accessible investment instruments.

Limitations

The evidence covers fiscal proposals for 2027 but lacks specific implementation dates, detailed cost savings figures, or quantitative impact metrics. Some proposals remain pending consensus, and certain tax exemptions have existing provisions from 2024 that may limit new implementation scope.

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