Portuguese President Calls Housing Bill “Unfeasible”, Indicates It is Unlikely to Go Through
Characterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreCharacterizing the bill as “inoperable from start to finish”, President de Sousa indicated it was unlikely to pass in its current form.
Read moreMadeira’s President says his government “refuses to apply the measures” and that it has the “capacity and authority to legislate on the subject.”
Read moreInês Costa Moura and Miguel Gomes outline the three possible outcomes of the government’s proposal and what is at stake in terms of jobs.
Read moreThe Cyprus Bar Association said it had found many instances of inadequate KYC/AML procedures and had already collected EUR 200,000 in fines.
Read moreConsidering the questions surrounding the proposal’s constitutionality, the golden visa’s future is unlikely to be settled before May.
Read moreGreece offers investors, retirees, and business owners the opportunity to pay a sharply reduced tax rate for up to 15 years.
Read moreMadalena Monteiro saw a deluge of inquiries about the Italian Dolce Visa after news of Portugal’s closing. Especially from Russians.
Read moreNicky Gouder explains the nuances of the terms resident and domiciled and how each has different implications for taxability in Malta.
Read moreWhen Greece last year announced golden visa investment requirements would increase, prospective investors worried. They needn’t have.
Read moreMadeira’s President wants to keep the program and joins industry voices to lambast the PM for his ill-considered announcement.
Read moreMás País proposes a reform that “guarantees an effect on the real economy without distorting the real estate market in Spain.”
Read moreThe worst thinkable outcome has come to fruition. Hopes to the contrary notwithstanding, the entire program is being scrapped.
Read moreMinister Harris said he had “taken on board a number of reports and findings from the EU Commission, Council of Europe, and the OECD […].”
Read moreLast year, the IIP got more than 5 times as many applications as in 2021, mostly from Chinese. The govt. worries what Brussels will think.
Read moreAmericans leapfrog Turks to become the third-biggest investor nationality. British application volume is showing signs of acceleration too.
Read moreHow to legally pay a single-digit tax rate while living in eight otherwise high-tax Western European countries.
Read moreSince the first judge ruled in favor of a golden visa investor last summer, dozens more have been taking the SEF to court – and winning.
Read moreRemote workers in Portugal – and their foreign employers – must ensure they don’t run afoul of Portuguese labor and tax laws, write Mónica Santos Costa and Tiago de Magalhães.
Read moreWhen Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis announced the price increase for golden visa real estate in September, investors reacted immediately.
Read moreThe fallout from Cyprus’ citizenship by investment scandal continues: 222 individuals have seen their citizenships revoked so far.
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