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πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Ή Portugal Tax Guide 2026

Income tax brackets, social contributions, and special tax regimes for Portugal in 2026. Data sourced from OECD and national tax authorities.

Last reviewed: Β· Source: www.portaldasfinancas.gov.pt

Key Facts β€” 2026

  • β†’Standard income tax: 13.25%–48% progressive; surcharges add 2.5%–5% above €80k.
  • β†’Social Security: 11% employee + 23.75% employer on gross salary.
  • β†’IFICI (ex-NHR) regime: 20% flat rate on Portuguese-source income for 10 years for qualifying new residents.
  • β†’Income below €7,703 is exempt from income tax (2026).
  • β†’Foreign pension income may be taxed at 10% under the NHR transitional rules for existing holders.
  • β†’Tax residency triggers after 183 days in Portugal in any 12-month period.

Top Rate

48%

Effective @ $100k

34%

Taxation Basis

Worldwide

Income Tax Brackets (2026)

Income from (EUR)Income to (EUR)Rate
0EUR 7,7030%
7,703EUR 10,73213.25%
10,732EUR 15,32016.50%
15,320EUR 20,26620.50%
20,266EUR 26,51926%
26,519EUR 38,63234.50%
38,632EUR 80,72037%
80,720EUR 102,89645%
102,896No limit48%

Social Contributions (2026)

ContributionPayerRateCap (EUR)
Social Security (employee)employee11%No cap
Social Security (employer)employer23.75%No cap

Special Tax Regimes

IFICI (ex-NHR) β€” 20% Flat Rate Regime

20% flat rateUp to 10 years

Qualifying new tax residents pay a flat 20% rate on Portuguese-source employment and self-employment income for up to 10 years.

Qualifiers: New tax residents in qualifying tech, research, investment or start-up roles; application within 60 days of registration

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This page is for informational and planning purposes only β€” not tax advice. Tax laws change frequently; always verify with a qualified tax professional or the national tax authority. Data accuracy target: 90%+ for a single filer with no dependents. See our methodology for sources and limitations.