In 2025, the structure of the Additional Municipal Property Tax (AIMI) underwent significant changes, directly impacting the tax burden associated with the ownership of high-value real estate assets.
The new framework aims to adjust the tax’s progressivity, reinforcing fairness and ensuring a proportional contribution from individuals and entities with more substantial wealth.
These changes are part of a broader effort by the Portuguese Tax Authority to modernize property taxation, enhance tax equity, and strengthen measures against tax evasion. For taxpayers, this means increased attention to asset monitoring and the need to regularly update tax strategies.
Key updates introduced include:
These changes highlight the importance of continuous monitoring of tax obligations and the evaluation of strategies to minimize the impact of AIMI, both for individuals and companies.
We support our clients in the strategic analysis of AIMI’s fiscal impact, focusing on:
At Pontes, Baptista & Associados (PBA), we closely monitor legislative changes and help our clients navigate the fiscal impact of AIMI through solutions that combine legal compliance with efficient asset management.
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