Tax & residence
- — Portuguese tax registration
- — Tax-residence questions connected to relocation
- — Tax implications that should be reviewed alongside a move
- — Coordination with the appropriate tax adviser or accountant
Services · Tax & Business Advisory
Services · Tax & Business Advisory
Tax and business advice, led by the right specialist.
The appropriate specialist owns regulated advice. Chapter coordinates how that advice connects with the wider move.
Scope-based specialist work
No public price is stated. Scope depends on the question, the professional responsibility required and how it connects to the wider move.
Selected support in Greece is coordinated with appropriate local specialists; jurisdiction-specific legal work is led by the relevant local professional. Place in view: Corfu.
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Make the specialist question concrete before the work begins.
The appropriate specialist owns regulated advice. Chapter coordinates how that advice connects with the wider move.
Work & business
- — Self-employment / activity setup
- — Company incorporation and business setup questions
- — VAT and invoicing questions
- — Social Security questions connected to professional activity
Ongoing specialist coordination
- — Accountant or tax-adviser coordination
- — Compliance questions
- — Changes to an existing activity or company
- — Closing or restructuring an activity where relevant
The exact scope may require specialist review. These examples describe the questions Chapter can coordinate; they do not imply that Chapter provides every technical or regulated service directly.
Questions we hear
Who owns the tax or business advice?
The appropriately qualified tax or business specialist owns regulated and technical advice. Chapter coordinates the context, sequence and relationship with the wider move.
Can tax questions affect immigration planning?
They can be connected, but they are separate analyses. The useful sequence depends on the facts and on which professional needs to own each decision.
What kinds of questions can this cover?
The scope can include tax registration and residence questions, IFICI screening, professional activity or company setup, VAT and invoicing questions, Social Security questions connected to professional activity, and ongoing specialist coordination. The appropriate specialist owns regulated or technical advice.
Is IFICI the same as the former NHR regime?
No. IFICI is a separate incentive with its own statutory conditions. We do not use “NHR 2.0” as its formal name, and specialist tax advice should confirm whether a person or activity actually falls within the current framework.
