0% on the purchase of shares in non-resident companies that hold real estate in Portugal, provided that there is no indirect acquisition of real estate under anti-abuse rules.
6.5% on the purchase of shares of Portuguese companies whose main asset is real estate, when the operation is considered indirect transfer of ownership.
10% for acquisitions made by entities based in jurisdictions on the Portuguese blacklist or controlled by them.
25% on the capital gain when the property is sold directly by a non-resident company.
28% on the capital gain when the beneficial owner (UBO) sells the shares of the company that owns the property.
Double tax treaty enforcement can reduce or eliminate taxation, depending on the UBO's country of residence.
0.3% to 0.45% for urban buildings (rate defined annually by each municipality).
0.8% for rustic land.
7.5% for real estate held directly or indirectly by entities based in blacklisted jurisdictions.
Applicable to high-value residential real estate.
0.7% on the total taxable amount up to €1,000,000.
1% on the installment above €1,000,000.
1.5% on the installment above €2,000,000.
7.5% for properties held by entities in blacklisted jurisdictions.
It applies when the property is assigned to the personal use of shareholders, managers or direct family members.
No additional stamp duty on stock purchases.
No registration fees for the transfer of shares.
1% to 2% legal fees, depending on the complexity of the transaction.
€1,500 to €4,500 per year (variable estimate depending on the structure and accounting obligations).
€550 per year (estimated value).