"(...) we are, along with Belgium and Spain, the only countries that simultaneously appear in the Top 10 with the highest rates of VAT, corporation tax and income tax, the most representative taxes in tax revenue. (...) Portugal can continue to ignore the evidence or it can adjust the incentives that guide the behaviour of companies and individuals, definitively reducing the burden of the State and promoting more investment and growth. The choice is not ideological — it is economic rationality."
Read here (available in Portuguese) the latest opinion piece by João Novais, professor at Católica Porto Business School, published in O Jornal Económico.
Filipa Mota, economist and professor at Católica Porto Business School, recently took part in an episode of APICCAPS’ podcast “Please, Take Off Your Shoes”, which focuses on the challenges and transformations facing the footwear industry. Against a...
"Fuel prices are regularly in the news, especially when they rise. Assuming the tax burden remains constant, fluctuations in the final price essentially reflect changes in the price of oil. A consequence?" Read here the latest opinion piece by Alberto...
