Portugal Accounting

About Portugal Accounting

Portugal Accounting is an accounting and tax practice run by licensed public accountants from Alfeizerão on Portugal's Silver Coast, and it states that its client base is predominantly foreign. It prepares tax returns, gives tax consulting, acts as fiscal representative for non-residents and handles Social Security submissions, with a practice area dedicated to non-habitual residents. The firm belongs to the Leisure Launch property group and supplies the accounting and tax step for international buyers who purchase real estate through partner agencies. Recent articles explain how non-residents pay Portuguese taxes from abroad, how inheritance and property taxes work and how international property taxation affects foreign owners. The business was recognised for five consecutive years in a national scoring ranking of the highest-rated five percent of small and medium-sized companies.

Services of Portugal Accounting

Accounting solutions for companies and individuals, preparation and submission of tax returns, and tax consulting. Fiscal representation for non-resident taxpayers and guidance on Portuguese special incentive tax programmes, including the non-habitual resident regime. Handling of Social Security submissions and regulatory compliance. Accounting and tax support for foreign property buyers and rental property owners, and information on paying Portuguese taxes while living abroad.

• Accounting and bookkeeping
• Tax compliance
• VAT

Not listed: company formation, payroll, audit, bank account assistance, residency and visas, corporate secretarial, virtual office.

Clients and sectors

Portugal Accounting names predominantly foreign clients, international property buyers and investors, non-resident taxpayers and non-habitual residents among its clients, with a stated focus on foreign and non-resident clients. The sectors it lists are real estate, property investors and rental property.

Licences and registrations

• Licensed public accountants

As declared by the firm. Check a licence with the regulator before you rely on it.