The taxation on real estate in Portugal can be complicated and confusing. We at Casa Portugal can simplify and assist in the entire process in order to optimize and even prevent unnecessary payments and runs.

Here is the summary:

There is Tax treaty between Israel and Portugal.

The treaty is designed to save Israeli investors from paying double tax in both Israel and Portugal.

It is important to note that, as in any country, tax laws change from time to time in Portugal.

Also, you can get a tax exemption in different cases.

It is mandatory for all investors to consult a lawyer or an accountant familiar with the taxation laws in both Israel and Portugal in order to be well aware of the rate of taxes imposed on them when purchasing a property in Portugal and the implications in Israel.

Casa Portugal has a Portuguese accountant at your disposal.

Summary of the details of the taxes imposed on foreign citizens who purchase real estate in Portugal

IMT – Municipal or local authority tax on property purchase.

One-time payment when purchasing a property. Paid to the municipal or local authority.

The amount of the tax: 1% – 8% of the value of the property.

IS – municipal or local authority stamp duty on the purchase of property.

One-time payment when purchasing a property. Paid to the municipal or local authority.

The amount of the tax: 0.8% of the value of the property.

IMI – Ownership tax on property of a municipal or local authority

Annual payment to the municipal or local authority.

A tax between 0.3% and 0.8% per year on the value assessed by the tax authority.

 –   IRS Income tax

The amount of the tax: 28% of the income of renting a property after deducting expenses.

Also, from the income resulting from the sale of property.

For questions and clarifications, you can contact the Casa Portugal team.