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Hi @port22,

If you are a tax resident in Portugal (i.e. you stay for at least 6 months + 1 day), you must declare all your income, including that obtained abroad.

The Portuguese Non-Habitual Residents Tax Regime

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Regards

Hi Johnny,

Thanks for the quick revert. I am a resident and I'll obviously declare all my income. But I believe foreign source income is not taxed in Portugal. In that case, my income in Dubai will get taxed here or not?

I'm in a similar situation and wondering what's the case here

All your income must be declared in the yearly tax statement. As you are an NHR, the tax rates applied to an NHR will be automaticaly taken into account in your tax return.

    All your income must be declared in the yearly tax statement. As you are an NHR, the tax rates applied to an NHR will be automaticaly taken into account in your tax return.

    -@JohnnyPT

As usual JohnnyPT is correct. I am in a similar situation. Just declare your income from Dubai. Like all other foreign income it should be taxed in line with your NHT status. Naturally, you should not forget to add the Annex for the NHT status to your declaration.

Thank you all.

1. I just became a resident here, is the tax on foreign income to be paid on a quarterly basis or at the end of the year?
2. Any recommendation for tax lawyer, who can provide advice on how the foreign sourced income, from certain jurisdictions, will get taxed under NHR?

1. Income tax (IRS) is paid all at once, after it has been settled by AT Finanças. So it can vary between May and August. This varies for each taxpayer.

2. Do some market research on the list of lawyers. You can email them in english to ask if they deal with these services.

Solicitors, Lawyers & Administrative division of Portugal:

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Dear Johnny - Obrigada!

I still am a bit confused here.

If I was to make 30k in Dubai, will they be taxed in portugal? keeping in mind Dubai has 0 tax

    I still am a bit confused here.
If I was to make 30k in Dubai, will they be taxed in portugal? keeping in mind Dubai has 0 tax   

    -@Zedsh

You worldwide income will be taxed in Portugal at the rate that applies to you, which depends upon whether or not you can avail the NHT regime for you. It is really very simple.

So it's easier to give up your NHR status then. I am in a similar situation with a position offered in Saudi Arabia while wife and kids stay in PT. If I give up my NHR status, would I be able to re-apply for NHR in the future? I've only lived in Portugal for one year. The alternative is sending them back to our home country.

If you give up your NHR regime, you can re-apply again, but five years later.