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Changing the paradigm of shipping activities' taxation in Portugal Luis M. P. Borrego

By: Borrego, Luis M. P.
Material type: ArticleArticlePublisher: 2017Subject(s): EMPRESAS DE TRANSPORTES | TRANSPORTES MARITIMOS | IMPUESTOS | PORTUGAL | SOCIEDADES In: Intertax v. 45, n. 6-7, June / July 2017, p. 489-500Summary: This article intends to describe the latest developments regardingthe options on the taxation of shipping companies in Portugal. The recent policy developments aim at a reformulation of the taxation system, in particular withthe possible adoption of a tonnage tax regime, like most of itsEuropean counterparts.Thus, this article includes an overview of the current taxation options for shipping companies and seafarers in the EU, their framework forState aidand a general description of the tax policy options that may be adopted in Portugal; it also considers whether, in the Portuguese case, a simple change in the taxation model will be sufficiently attractive to encourage the return of ships to the conventional registry.
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This article intends to describe the latest developments regardingthe options on the taxation of shipping companies in Portugal. The recent policy developments aim at a reformulation of the taxation system, in particular withthe possible adoption of a tonnage tax regime, like most of itsEuropean counterparts.Thus, this article includes an overview of the current taxation options for shipping companies and seafarers in the EU, their framework forState aidand a general description of the tax policy options that may be adopted in Portugal; it also considers whether, in the Portuguese case, a simple change in the taxation model will be sufficiently attractive to encourage the return of ships to the conventional registry.

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