Mais-valias em Portugal: como pagar menos? | How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax
InvestTeam
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How to calculate capital gains on the sale of a property in Portugal? How can I reduce or be exempt from paying capital gains tax when selling a house? What expenses can I deduct from the capital gains of a property?
🟠Portuguese ðŸŸ
Are you going to sell a property in Portugal and made a profit on the sale? Do you know how much tax you might pay on capital gains — or in what situations you might be exempt?
In this video, LuÃs Baldaque, from InvestTeam, explains in a practical way how capital gains are calculated on the sale of properties in Portugal, both for individuals and companies, and what factors can significantly alter the tax payable.
We talk about the adjusted acquisition value, expenses that can be considered in the calculation — such as IMT (Property Transfer Tax), Stamp Duty, deed, registrations, real estate brokerage and certain improvement works — and the differences between taxation under IRS (Personal Income Tax) and IRC (Corporate Income Tax).
The video also addresses situations where it's possible to reduce or even obtain exemption from capital gains tax, namely through reinvestment in the purchase of a new primary and permanent residence, investment in properties intended for moderate-income rentals, and solutions designed for people over 65 or retirees.
If you are thinking about selling a house in Portugal, knowing these rules before the deed can make a significant difference in the final outcome of the transaction.
InvestTeam supports owners throughout the entire sales process, from preparing and documenting the property to finding a buyer and closing the deal.
Want to sell an apartment or a house? Want to invest in real estate or find good income opportunities? We can help, in Porto or throughout Portugal!
Contact us: +351 913 615 597
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Chapters
00:00 Gains on the sale of real estate | Capital gains on property sales
00:24 How to calculate capital gains | How to calculate capital gains
01:15 Deductible expenses | Deductible expenses
01:54 Practical example: €100,000 capital gain | Practical example: €100,000 capital gain
03:31 Individuals: Income Tax | Individuals: Income Tax
05:57 Companies: Corporate Income Tax | Companies: Corporate Income Tax
09:10 Companies and double taxation | Companies and double taxation
10:49 Reinvestment through companies | Corporate reinvestment
11:22 How to reduce or avoid tax | How to reduce or avoid tax
12:45 Reinvesting in primary residence | Reinvesting in a primary residence
14:20 Reinvesting for moderate-rent housing | Reinvesting for moderate-rent housing
16:26 Exemption for over-65s and retirees | Exemption for over-65s and retirees
17:40 Inheritances and properties prior to 1989 | Inheritance and properties pre-1989
18:25 What you should analyze before selling | What to Consider Before Selling
🟠English ðŸŸ
Are you planning to sell a property in Portugal and make a profit from the sale? Do you know how much tax you may have to pay on capital gains — or in which situations you may be exempt?
In this video, LuÃs Baldaque from InvestTeam explains, in practical terms, how capital gains from property sales in Portugal are calculated, both for individuals and companies, and what factors can significantly affect the final amount of tax.
We cover the adjusted acquisition value, expenses that may be included in the calculation — such as IMT property transfer tax, Stamp Duty, deeds, registrations, real estate agency fees, and certain improvement works — as well as the differences between taxation under IRS and IRC.
The video also explains situations in which it may be possible to reduce or even obtain an exemption from capital gains tax, including reinvestment in a new primary permanent residence, investment in properties intended for affordable rental, and solutions available for people aged 65 or older or retired.
If you are considering selling a property in Portugal, understanding these rules before signing the final deed can make a significant difference to the outcome of the transaction.
InvestTeam supports property owners throughout the entire sales process, from preparing the property and documentation to finding the right buyer and completing the transaction.
Looking to buy an apartment or a house? Want to invest in real estate or find good income opportunities? We can help, in Porto or anywhere in Portugal!
Contact us: +351 913 615 597
🔔 Subscribe to the InvestTeam channel for more updates and analysis on the real estate and investment market.
#InvestTeam #RealEstate #eXpRealty #eXpPortugal #RealEstate #RealEstateAgency
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Mais-valias em Portugal: como pagar menos? | How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax
InvestTeam
796 views
How to calculate capital gains on the sale of a property in Portugal? How can I reduce or be exempt from paying capital gains tax when selling a house? What expenses can I deduct from the capital gains of a property?
🟠Portuguese ðŸŸ
Are you going to sell a property in Portugal and made a profit on the sale? Do you know how much tax you might pay on capital gains — or in what situations you might be exempt?
In this video, LuÃs Baldaque, from InvestTeam, explains in a practical way how capital gains are calculated on the sale of properties in Portugal, both for individuals and companies, and what factors can significantly alter the tax payable.
We talk about the adjusted acquisition value, expenses that can be considered in the calculation — such as IMT (Property Transfer Tax), Stamp Duty, deed, registrations, real estate brokerage and certain improvement works — and the differences between taxation under IRS (Personal Income Tax) and IRC (Corporate Income Tax).
The video also addresses situations where it's possible to reduce or even obtain exemption from capital gains tax, namely through reinvestment in the purchase of a new primary and permanent residence, investment in properties intended for moderate-income rentals, and solutions designed for people over 65 or retirees.
If you are thinking about selling a house in Portugal, knowing these rules before the deed can make a significant difference in the final outcome of the transaction.
InvestTeam supports owners throughout the entire sales process, from preparing and documenting the property to finding a buyer and closing the deal.
Want to sell an apartment or a house? Want to invest in real estate or find good income opportunities? We can help, in Porto or throughout Portugal!
Contact us: +351 913 615 597
🔔 Subscribe to the InvestTeam channel for more updates and analysis on the real estate and investment market: https://bit.ly/3ffqpW4
Website - https://investteam.pt/
Facebook - Facebook: InvestTeamPorto
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Twitter - Twitter: investteamporto
Chapters
00:00 Gains on the sale of real estate | Capital gains on property sales
00:24 How to calculate capital gains | How to calculate capital gains
01:15 Deductible expenses | Deductible expenses
01:54 Practical example: €100,000 capital gain | Practical example: €100,000 capital gain
03:31 Individuals: Income Tax | Individuals: Income Tax
05:57 Companies: Corporate Income Tax | Companies: Corporate Income Tax
09:10 Companies and double taxation | Companies and double taxation
10:49 Reinvestment through companies | Corporate reinvestment
11:22 How to reduce or avoid tax | How to reduce or avoid tax
12:45 Reinvesting in primary residence | Reinvesting in a primary residence
14:20 Reinvesting for moderate-rent housing | Reinvesting for moderate-rent housing
16:26 Exemption for over-65s and retirees | Exemption for over-65s and retirees
17:40 Inheritances and properties prior to 1989 | Inheritance and properties pre-1989
18:25 What you should analyze before selling | What to Consider Before Selling
🟠English ðŸŸ
Are you planning to sell a property in Portugal and make a profit from the sale? Do you know how much tax you may have to pay on capital gains — or in which situations you may be exempt?
In this video, LuÃs Baldaque from InvestTeam explains, in practical terms, how capital gains from property sales in Portugal are calculated, both for individuals and companies, and what factors can significantly affect the final amount of tax.
We cover the adjusted acquisition value, expenses that may be included in the calculation — such as IMT property transfer tax, Stamp Duty, deeds, registrations, real estate agency fees, and certain improvement works — as well as the differences between taxation under IRS and IRC.
The video also explains situations in which it may be possible to reduce or even obtain an exemption from capital gains tax, including reinvestment in a new primary permanent residence, investment in properties intended for affordable rental, and solutions available for people aged 65 or older or retired.
If you are considering selling a property in Portugal, understanding these rules before signing the final deed can make a significant difference to the outcome of the transaction.
InvestTeam supports property owners throughout the entire sales process, from preparing the property and documentation to finding the right buyer and completing the transaction.
Looking to buy an apartment or a house? Want to invest in real estate or find good income opportunities? We can help, in Porto or anywhere in Portugal!
Contact us: +351 913 615 597
🔔 Subscribe to the InvestTeam channel for more updates and analysis on the real estate and investment market.
#InvestTeam #RealEstate #eXpRealty #eXpPortugal #RealEstate #RealEstateAgency
Mas em caso desse periodo em que foi proprietario, for por ex 30 anos, as deduçoes, nao se aplicam a todos esse anos, mas sim a um periodo mais restrito.
Ou como e' afinal ?