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Apparently there is a 10-year 0-tax on non-Portugal income. Road to residency is quite straightforward (for non-EU citizens) (not sure about citizenship though)

Apparently there is a 10-year 0-tax on non-Portugal income. Road to residency is quite straightforward (for non-EU citizens) (not sure about citizenship though). On the other hand, bureaucracy is quite bad I've heard.

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me_bx 10y ago
Information related the taxation regime for "non-habitual residents": http://www.livinginportugal.com/en/moving-to-portugal/tax-regime-for-non-habitual-residents/ http://www.livinginportugal.com/en/moving-to-portugal/tax-re... Apparently, the 0% tax only applies in case the income is already taxed in the state of origin...
- ethbro 10y ago
  For Americans, isn't all our income always still taxed in the US?
  - ryuker16 10y ago
    Under 90k earned abroad? Zero tax
  - mark212 10y ago
    Always subject to taxation by the US. There's a fairly high initial exemption for money earned abroad while living abroad. The only exception is Puerto Rico