AIMI 2026: payment deadline starts today and ends at the end of the month. Learn about the rules, deductions and rates
Real Estate

AIMI 2026: payment deadline starts today and ends at the end of the month. Learn about the rules, deductions and rates

SAPO Notícias1 September 2026 at 09:11

The deadline for payment of the Additional Municipal Property Tax (AIMI) for 2026 starts this Tuesday, September 1st, and extends until the end of the month. Taxpayers should be aware of the rules, deductions and rates applicable to this tax. AIMI is a municipal tax that applies to the real estate property of taxpayers, calculated based on the value of properties owned. This is a mandatory payment for those who own properties above certain patrimonial value limits.

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