Explore how after their 10-year period ends, NHR tax holders who remain tax residents in Portugal may become subject to the standard Portuguese tax regime, including progressive income tax rates that can reach up to 48%. This is dependent on personal circumstances, income sources, asset composition and the applicable law at the relevant time.
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Explore the Post-NHR Tax Framework with Regulated Professionals
Explore how after their 10-year period ends, NHR tax holders who remain tax residents in Portugal may become subject to the standard Portuguese tax regime, including progressive income tax rates that can reach up to 48%.
This is dependent on personal circumstances, income sources, asset composition and the applicable law at the relevant time.
Join this live webinar to understand:
How the post-NHR tax framework typically operates.
Common areas of misunderstanding.
Why early awareness (as opposed to last-minute decision-making) is often discussed in professional planning contexts.
This session is informational only and does not provide personalised tax, financial or investment advice.
Date and Time: Secure your spot for Tuesday, January 20th, 2026, at 4:00 PM Lisbon Time.
The session will conclude with a general Q&A, where attendees may ask high-level, non-personalised questions related to the topics discussed. No individual advice will be provided during the webinar.
What We’ll Cover at this Webinar:
How Portugal’s standard tax framework generally applies after NHR ends
Why years 1–7 of NHR are often discussed in terms of awareness and preparation
Considerations that may still arise in years 8–10 of NHR
Common misconceptions and planning mistakes seen among NHR holders
The role of regulated tax and financial professionals in assessing individual circumstances
How and when individuals may wish to seek personalised professional advice outside a public forum
The session will conclude with a general Q&A, where attendees may ask high-level, non-personalised questions related to the topics discussed. No individual advice will be provided during the webinar.
Nuno Santos, Portuguese-qualified tax lawyer at CMS, regulated in Portugal, who will provide high-level commentary on how the Portuguese tax framework typically applies once NHR status ends.
Chris Marson, cross-border wealth manager at Beacon Global Wealth Management, based in Portugal and operating under appropriate regulatory permissions, who will discuss general considerations commonly raised by internationally mobile individuals when reviewing their financial position as NHR progresses.
Both speakers will contribute general, non-personalised information only and will not provide individual advice during the session.
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