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Foreign permanent establishments<br />
• Provided certain conditions are met, and upon election, the<br />
taxpayer may exclude from the taxable basis the taxable profits<br />
or tax losses of foreign permanent establishments. Recapture<br />
rules may apply in specific situation.<br />
• There are several provisions restricting the deduction of losses<br />
on shares, upon disposal or liquidation.<br />
<strong>Tax</strong> grouping<br />
• Resident companies may form a tax group provided, inter alia,<br />
the parent company owns, directly or indirectly, at least 75%<br />
of the capital granting more than 50% of the voting rights in<br />
the subsidiaries. Horizontal tax grouping – where a common UE<br />
parent company exists – is available.<br />
Exit tax<br />
• The transfer of the company’s residence or permanent<br />
establishment’s activity abroad trigger an exit tax. This may not<br />
apply to the transfer of residence to the EU in case the assets<br />
and liabilities remain allocated to a permanent establishment in<br />
Portugal. The payment of the tax due may occur immediately<br />
or be deferred (in which case interest shall be charged and a<br />
guarantee may be required).<br />
Simplified regime of taxation<br />
• A simplified regime of taxation – taxable profit being computed<br />
as a certain percentage of gross income – is available for<br />
companies that, inter alia, in the previous year stated a<br />
turnover not exceeding €200,000.00 and total assets not<br />
exceeding €500,000.00.<br />
<strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 15