Digital Nomads – Portugal is studying tax benefits
2 July 2021
Given the growing number of digital nomads around the globe, the Portuguese Government is studying a new tax regime for them.
Just like other European countries, the aim of this new tax reform is to provide the digital nomads with benefits and to attract this kind of professionals to the country. Globalisation, the increase of remote work and the ease of travel have created the perfect conditions for these qualified people to work from anywhere in the world.
For this reason, the Government feels they are a strategic target to the country and it is conducting a study to present an attractive tax proposal in the near future.
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