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Come and join us. Read our post about opening our R&D office in Portugal. http://blog.webnographer.com/2010/10/an-rd-office-in-lisbon/ http://blog.webnographer.
by fun2have 16y ago
Come and join us. Read our post about opening our R&D office in Portugal. http://blog.webnographer.com/2010/10/an-rd-office-in-lisbon/ http://blog.webnographer.com/2010/10/an-rd-office-in-lisbon/
Portugal salaries maybe lower but if you have not lived in Portugal for 10 years you can apply for non-habitual status which means you pay a flat rate of tax of just 20%!
Also you have the sun!
- yalforreca 16y agoI left Lisbon around 7 years ago and moved to Barcelona for games programming gig. Moved to London 3 years ago and life has become less flexible so moving back to Lisbon is just a wish for now. But I do think about it a lot. The quality of life is just great. Miss the Ocean. I know some great people there if you need some references.
- fun2have 16y agoAs you have lived out of Portugal for more than 5 years you would probably qualify for the non habitual tax status, which means you would only pay 20% income tax if you moved back here. You would definitely get a standard of living boost. http://www.allbusiness.com/legal/tax-law-tax-treaties-agreements/13340855-1.html http://www.allbusiness.com/legal/tax-law-tax-treaties-agreem... The more contacts I have the better so yes please get in touch.