CDS defends reduction of IRC in Madeira to 12.6%
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CDS defends reduction of IRC in Madeira to 12.6%

dnoticias.pt10 September 2026 at 11:24

The CDS-PP of Madeira defends that the Region should reduce IRC to 12.6% in 2027, following the decrease of one percentage point in the mainland rate that will be announced in the next State Budget. This position arises in response to the foreseeable reduction in the rate on the mainland.

Currently, IRC on companies is 19% on the mainland and 13.3% in Madeira. In the northern municipalities of the island and in Porto Santo, a reduced rate of 8.75% applies.

The party considers that the planned reduction for the Republic creates conditions to lower the general IRC rate in the Region to 12.6%, thus allowing the rates between the mainland and the Autonomous Region to be harmonized. The CDS-PP understands that this harmonization would be beneficial for Madeira's economic competitiveness.

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