Learn how upcoming Irish pension changes could leave expats in Portugal facing taxes of up to 50% and the steps you must take now to protect your retirement.
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Big changes are coming for Irish pensions – and they could hit expats in Portugal hard if you don’t act soon.
By April 2026, Ireland is phasing out thousands of single-member pensions and PRSAs to comply with new EU rules (IORP II). The problem? Many of the replacement products cannot be transferred abroad without facing Irish exit taxes of up to 50%.
For Irish nationals who have retired – or plan to retire – in Portugal, this could mean the difference between enjoying Portugal’s favourable tax regime (like the 10% NHR rate) and being left with a punishing tax bill.
In this October webinar, our expert panel will break down:
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