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Government updates IMT ranks in 2.3% and extends exemption for young people. Here are the tables

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Briefings

The Portuguese government updated the IMT tax rates for property acquisitions in 2027, raising the 4th scale threshold to 1.177 million euros and extending the exemption for first-home purchases under 35 years to 338,141 euros. This adjustment reflects a 2.3% increase in the 4th scale rate and a 2,446 euro increase in the exemption ceiling, aligning with projected inflation for 2027.

Key points

• The 4th scale threshold for IMT exemption was raised from 1.150,853 euros in 2026 to 1.177,323 euros in 2027.
• The exemption ceiling for first-home purchases under 35 years was extended from 338,141 euros in 2026 to 338,141 euros in 2027.

Context

This update reflects the 2027 state budget proposal, adjusting tax scales to match projected inflation. The 4th scale exemption for first homes remains unchanged at 338,141 euros.

Limitations

Data covers only 2026-2027 budget projections; no historical data or specific regional impact analysis provided.

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