Key takeaways
- Portugal has a standard VAT rate of 23%, with reduced rates and exemptions available for specific goods and services.
- Businesses operating in Portugal must register for VAT before starting taxable activities, with a deadline of 15 days after company establishment. Distance sellers have a €10,000 threshold for registration.
- Adherence to invoicing rules is essential as well as filing frequency & deadlines when submitting returns. IOSS & SAF-T schemes are also in place while noncompliance may result in fines or other sanctions.
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