Expatriates in Portugal can take steps to ensure the right money passes to the right hands at the right time in the most tax-efficient way.

Many British expatriates remain UK-domiciled without realising it, leaving their estate exposed to UK inheritance tax rates of 40%.

The Spanish government’s Brexit planning safeguards residency, healthcare and voting rights for UK expatriates in Spain, even if there is no deal.

The French government has confirmed legislation allowing Britons to stay and access benefits in France even with a no-deal Brexit.

Britons moving to Portugal could receive foreign income like UK pensions completely tax-free for ten years under a special scheme.

The Portuguese government has confirmed Britons can stay and access benefits in Portugal, even with a no-deal Brexit, and clarified residency rights.

The governments of France, Portugal, Spain and Malta have offered reassurances for British expatriates there in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Understanding the Portuguese tax residency rules can help ensure you meet your obligations and prevent you paying more taxes than necessary.

The start of a new year is also the start of a new tax year in Spain, so what tax changes are there in 2019 for those resident in the Canary Islands?

2019 sees the introduction of PAYE and lower social charges on investment income in France for many expatriate retirees and non-residents.