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Short-term capital gains taxation faces a significant increase in Portugal
Budgetary changes could result in a capital gains tax rate of 53%, says Solange Dias Nóbrega of Morais Leitão, as Portugal’s policy of heavy taxation of individuals shows no sign of being reversed.
Solange Dias Nóbrega
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August 05, 2022
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